Audio recording: change log date

Bagolina
hello
I am writing an article on the citation of sound recording and its development. I would like to mention that Zotero has evolved a lot in the citations in these documents but I can't find the dates in the change log (for example, date of the addition of "audio recording" or date of the creation of the functions "words by", "performer"...). Can you help me to find these informations?
Merci par avance
all the best
Véronique Ginouvès
Sound archive center Aix-en-Provence
  • dstillman
    The Audio Recording item type has existed in its current state since Zotero was created in 2006.
  • Bagolina
    I know it but not sure that all the functions were available, I would like to. understand the progress... what do you think?
  • dstillman
    As I say, Audio Recording and the creator types you mention haven't ever changed.
  • dstillman
    Note that "Composer" and "Words By" probably aren't used in any citation styles, though. "Performer" is just an alias for "Author" and is used wherever "Author" would be used in any other item type.
  • dstillman
    Actually, it looks like a few non-default styles (e.g., DIN 1505-2) use "Composer". You can search through https://github.com/citation-style-language/styles for `composer`. None of the standard styles use it.

    "Words By" has no meaning in citation styles.
  • Bagolina
    Thank you, I look forward to better understanding : it is really interesting for historians, linguists or anthropologists who record in the field, to know how to cite their sources.
    Véronique

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