Lars Willighagen

This is an issue in Crossref but if they can't fix it I can patch their data in Citation.js. https://github.com/citation-js/citation-js/issues/163

> The quickstatements are empty and the quickstatement tools does not like that. I only see empty values in the label and P1476 statement, is that what you mean?

This is also relevant for Citation.js, as I need to change the bundle depending on the targeted browser support.

Sounds good. Some questions: > Scientific works and co-authors related to Marie Curie as rendered by Scholia.org Would this be a pre-defined text for each aspect, or would something like...

Thank you for your question. There is already [an asynchronous API](https://citation.js.org/api/tutorial-cite_constructor.html#cite-async-): ```js // Callback Cite.async(input, function callback (/* */ data) { ... }) // Promise Cite.async(input) // Promise, use with...

The polyfill that Citation.js uses should [support IE 10+](https://github.com/github/fetch#browser-support). Can you share the input you're having problems with?

The main difference between the Firefox & Chrome code and the IE11 code is the Fetch API polyfill, which isn't usually applied on Chrome & Firefox since they have it...

What version of Citation.js are you using?

Formatted bibliography and citation output is generated with the [Citation Style Language (CSL)](https://citationstyles.org/), using [`citeproc-js`](https://citeproc-js.readthedocs.io). The localized abbreviations come from the [locale repository](https://github.com/citation-style-language/locales) (which you likely had to interact with,...

The `object` and `json` formats are not supported for formatted bibliographies. Those are `html` (HTML), `text` (plain text), `rtf` (Rich Text Format), `asciidoc` (AsciiDoc), and `fo` (XSL-FO). To get the...