Martin Fenner

@jpluimers the project I was thinking to use this for as taken a different turn. Would you be able to write a pull request?

This is something I see frequently, but I find it not easy to implement for two reasons: * free text is hard to read for machines, e.g. extracting information about...

What is the status of this? As this implemented somehow? My use case is similar to @acka47 I need need the inverse of `author` for `CreativeWork`, and I would like...

Using real-life data from DataCite: ``` { "@context": "http://schema.org", "@type": "Person", "@id": "http://orcid.org/0000-0003-0902-4386", "givenName": "Tom", "familyName": "Demeranville", "name": "Tom Demeranville", "authored": [ { "@type": "ScholarlyArticle", "@id": "https://doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.4216323", "additionalType": "Paper", "name":...

DataCite (and Dublin Core) distinguish between author/creator and contributor, and schema.org does as well. I think the reverse properties could therefore be called `authored` and `contributed` respectively.

I have added more tests, and support for name suffix and -particles.

For a more in-depth discussion of popular citation styles that make sense here I would ping @adam3smith, @zuphilip, or @AbeJellinek.

For me citationstyles.org and the various processors such as `citeproc-ruby` are the community default (e.g. used by many reference managers) and I wouldn't want to try to reproduce them with...

Thanks @adam3smith.

If we support a fixed list of citation styles, we can specifically import them instead of importing all 1000s of styles as a submodule.