Denis Maier

> . I might miss when I've read [the documentation](https://docs.citationstyles.org/en/master/) or these things are undocmuented, perhaps (Which section are these things are noted in?). https://github.com/citation-style-language/schema/blob/5b8bbc824e026959417757d4ce4012a26b10e637/schemas/styles/csl.rnc#L344

> So: ``` ``` The limitation with this approach is this: CSL-M will not only adapt the layout according to the locale, but also use locale dependent terms. That won't...

Let me second that request. Having something like that would be really nice. Just for the record: CSL 1.1 will add a proper in-text format, and the way citeproc-js implements...

> Boy, that takes me back to using the [csquotes package](http://mirrors.ibiblio.org/CTAN/macros/latex2e/contrib/csquotes/csquotes.pdf) in my LaTeX days of yore. It had prenote, postnote, and citation key parameters. It was amazingly powerful/flexible --...

Chicago, OTOH, allows multiple variants: > As Edward Tufte points out, "A graphical ..." (2001, 139). Or: > As Edward Tufte (2001, 139) points out, "A graphical ...". Interestingly, the...

> Many citation styles (mostly numeric) do not show any locators at all. In such styles, a locator-only citation should probably render nothing at all. True. OTOH, my suspicion would...

Thinking more about, it looks as if they are two different understandings of "locator only citations". 1. Suppress everything except locator information in a citation. This is what the original...

> @denismaier Could you open a pull request for this change to the 1.1 schema? Question is whether this will be a schema change or rather a change to the...

> 2\. What is the expected behavior when `@jones1998 says "bla" [--@jones1998, p. 199]` is present in a note style? That the locator would be added to the note-part of...

> It will just be a bit ugly, because you'll have a citation on "Jones" and then another one at the end of the sentence, which nobody would want. Could...