Denis Maier
Denis Maier
@bwiernik I would think so too. Perhaps an attribute on `cs:style` to disable it nevertheless? If it's indeed already there: shouldn't we formalize this?
I'd say most styles require this without even knowing as it's not really a citation style requirement. That's just good practice in copyediting.
This applies equally to note styles. (However, browsing through the Zotero thread, I came across a remark by @adam3smith that UK typographic standards prefer parentheses within parentheses, i.e. no flipping...
Regarding the name for the option: `normalize-nested-parentheses` ?
I think the analogy could be `punctuation-in-quote`. There are defaults per locale, but styles can change them.
My understanding is that we are talking about version 2. I don't think version 1 is currently a problem at all: [see @doe18 for some on foo bar] => that's...
> > My understanding is that we are talking about version 2. > > I don't think version 1 is currently a problem at all: > > [see @doe18 for...
There is also this to take into account: https://discourse.citationstyles.org/t/en-dash-subsittution-in-text/1497/9
I'm not sure. You mean if @form is "none" you will use an alternative name for sorting, but otherwise ignore it? Couldn't it be that you want to have publications...