Upgrade Storage(University of) Leeds Harvard - Style Needs Updating
There are some items on this citation style that are very unclear.
For instance, an Act of Parliament (https://library.leeds.ac.uk/referencing-examples/9/leeds-harvard/69/act-of-parliament) - does this correspond to a Bill or Statute in the style? Some other examples of confusing/missing styles: Parliamentary Bills (confusing and/or missing), Command Paper (missing), Religious Text (missing) and many more.
These are but a few and there are some stylistic issues that make it difficult to cross-reference Leeds library info (link above) with the Zotero citation style. As an example, when referring to a corporate author as listed on the library, in Zotero this means you need to use 'full name' in the author section.
I hope this makes sense - I would edit this myself but I don't know how to. I also haven't needed to use most of the Leeds Harvard reference examples, so there may be more issues I'm not aware of. Given that a new reference for AI is coming too, I just think the Zotero style needs an overhaul.
For instance, an Act of Parliament (https://library.leeds.ac.uk/referencing-examples/9/leeds-harvard/69/act-of-parliament) - does this correspond to a Bill or Statute in the style? Some other examples of confusing/missing styles: Parliamentary Bills (confusing and/or missing), Command Paper (missing), Religious Text (missing) and many more.
These are but a few and there are some stylistic issues that make it difficult to cross-reference Leeds library info (link above) with the Zotero citation style. As an example, when referring to a corporate author as listed on the library, in Zotero this means you need to use 'full name' in the author section.
I hope this makes sense - I would edit this myself but I don't know how to. I also haven't needed to use most of the Leeds Harvard reference examples, so there may be more issues I'm not aware of. Given that a new reference for AI is coming too, I just think the Zotero style needs an overhaul.
There's going to be a limit of how well Zotero supports legal/legislative materials (in general but particularly beyond the US). If that's a major area you're working in, you'll either want to cite those by hand or look at Juris-m.