Edward Abraham

I was wanting to add support for this addition to the syntax. When trying to replicate papers using markdown for the [scholmd](https://github.com/scholmd/scholmd) project, this is the feature that stands out...

@kovla The idea was to deliberately overload the `[@lalune]` syntax that is used for citations. The reason being that references to another part of the document are similar to citations...

A Twitter thread about the YouTube algorithms promoting such gems as Flat Earth theory ... https://twitter.com/gchaslot/status/1064527592428986368?s=19

OK. I have got things working by using non-breaking spaces to group the names together, rather than braces, e.g., `Delgado~de~Molina`

Just, FYI, we have a system where we make latex templates and install them using Debian. These days often inside Docker images. Ideally there would be some way of telling...

Thanks so much for your response. Custom bundles sounds like they would take Tectonic to another level, but yep, the simple approach works too! On Tue, 24 Jul 2018, 03:31...

A bit late to the discussion. But yes please, biber. One reason we use it is that customising the style files is easier with biblatex than with bibtex.

Interesting. This is a great idea. I can see the actors having some kind of public key property that allows them to be verified. It makes me wonder what there...

Thanks for triaging this into a sensible issue! Look forward to it :)