Best workflow for dealing with cities when using multiple citation styles?
Chicago, APA, and MLA have different standards for dealing with publisher city information - always/sometimes include a state abbreviation for US cities, include/don't include country information for major non-US cities, etc.
Has anyone developed a method for dealing with this in an automated way? Ideally I want to avoid having to manually edit the reference list when changing a draft from one citation style to another.
Has anyone developed a method for dealing with this in an automated way? Ideally I want to avoid having to manually edit the reference list when changing a draft from one citation style to another.
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bwiernikIn my experience, publishers don’t really care if you give too much information. I recommend just using City, ST, US or City, Country for everything.
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realtime99I'm asking based on an editor's comment, actually.
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bwiernikCSL cannot modify the contents of the place field in any way, so there isn't a way to do this other than the edit the items or edit the bibliography manually as a step just before submission.
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realtime99OK, thanks.