Upgrade StorageHarvard and zetero outputs
Here's a question I never considered and wondered how it related to how Zetero.
If I cite multiple authors (separate documents not multiple authors on the same document), what does Harvard say about the correct way to order them?
should it be:
(Anderson 2001; Blocks 1999; Williams 1956)?
If so, why when selecting multiple authors does Zetero not order them as such? or is it simply that Harvard says nothing about the matter?
If I cite multiple authors (separate documents not multiple authors on the same document), what does Harvard say about the correct way to order them?
should it be:
(Anderson 2001; Blocks 1999; Williams 1956)?
If so, why when selecting multiple authors does Zetero not order them as such? or is it simply that Harvard says nothing about the matter?
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noksagt"Harvard style" is used to refer to multiple author-date styles & there are a number of different CSL files for Zotero to write in some different variants. Many of the style files link to the guide that was followed to create them & you could inspect the guide for a specific variant to see if it has citation sorting rules.
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komradehttp://www.zotero.org/support/kb/harvard_style
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