... a wild emoji appears ...

Mela

Hi,

I've encountered a weird problem. I've imported this item from oxfordreference.com not via the browser add-on but via BibTeX and clipboard.
Now there is a pin emoji in my "better BibTeX" cite key entry and there should not be an emoji in my cite key entry.

I'm having not the slightest idea how it got there and what caused it. Did I do something wrong? Was it a blip in the import data?

Any ideas?

Screenshots:
https://capture.dropbox.com/ekNTT4krJ1yFtf2s
https://capture.dropbox.com/f6qlXGXHyGbiNd8F

Regards,
Mela

User000

Hi there, I think that this forum post will address your question: https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/93217/what-is-the-meaning-of-pin-symbol

To quote user emilianoeheyns, "It means the citation key will not change to follow further item changes (you'll find the citation key written in the extra field)"

adamsmith

to be clear, though -- the pin is *next to* and no *in* the citation key, i.e. it's not part of the key, which would indeed likely cause problems in many bibtex applications.

Mela

AH!

Thank you very much!