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Hello Zoteros,
I added a series editor to one of my entries. And now it says in the bibliography "Red. by .."
Is that correct? Red. stands for redacted, no? Doesn't this sound more like a censorship had been done to the publication than someone overseeing the series editing?
First I thought, it might be a German/English mix-up, because in German a "Redakteur" is an editor, but the only translation for redacting, I could find was "censoring".
Maybe someone can explain it to me, why it's correct. Or maybe it's an error, like I suspect?
Kind regards
I added a series editor to one of my entries. And now it says in the bibliography "Red. by .."
Is that correct? Red. stands for redacted, no? Doesn't this sound more like a censorship had been done to the publication than someone overseeing the series editing?
First I thought, it might be a German/English mix-up, because in German a "Redakteur" is an editor, but the only translation for redacting, I could find was "censoring".
Maybe someone can explain it to me, why it's correct. Or maybe it's an error, like I suspect?
Kind regards
This is my biblatex entry:
\usepackage[
autolang=other,
backend=biber,
style=numeric,
defernumbers=true,
autocite=superscript,
giveninits=false,
uniquename=false,
language=english
]{biblatex}
I thought it might be just set to German at first, but it already says "by", so.. Idk
Zotero uses CSL (citation style language) to format its citations. You can use the citation-style-language package to use CSL styles in LaTeX, or if you’re using markdown/pandoc, you can use CSL styles directly to handle your citations.