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nice, I can confirm this works now — thank you so much! I think blogposts are the most common form of non-preprint 'posted content' so for now it will work.
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I've submitted a request with them. I also wrote a blog post about some simple tips and tricks that make life easier for users of Zotero + reMarkable: https://ideophone.org/zotero-and-the-remarkable-some-simple-hacks/
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Revisiting this >5 year old thread of mine because it's *still* a papercut I run into every so often. Generalized: an item type change should never lead to losing the DOI...
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+1 for DOIs across the board! I keep being hit by the issue that changing the item type of something with a DOI to something that doesn't have a DOI field (e.g. book section) simply removes the DOI. I first reported that issue (and suggested a work…
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Is there some way to find out this has been taken notice of? Should I file this somewhere else? Looking over on github it seems translator wizards make the issues there based on threads here so I'll just gently bump this again.
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There is no clean solution probably, and I am assuming you don't have a backup. The Zotero RTF scan feature may help you for this particular document https://www.zotero.org/support/rtf_scan Essentially you would save the document as an RTF file and…
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@andersculturastudies, I doubt that Parabola rM would be fast enough to run Zotero. FWIW, I bought the rM2 both for its relative openness (I like that I can SSH into it) but also for its gorgeous no-frills UI design. The latter is the reason I'm not…
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As another fervent user of a Remarkable 2 and longtime user of Zotero, I think the burden here lies with Remarkable more than with Zotero. For instance, if Remarkable provided proper support and integration for Dropbox and other cloud services (rath…
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Little bump. If this indeed a bug, which I believe, is there another place where I should file it? Concrete example: this blog post on the etymology of Zotero: https://doi.org/10.59350/mp3sz-q1k17 Crossref API output looks like this: { "status…
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What a clever feature. Zotero keeps delighting us.
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This bit me again today (as it does every few weeks). So, let me spell out the feature request: When dragging an item from one library to another, and Zotero knows they share a history (i.e. one originated as a copy of the other), 1. do not fail s…
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What is the desired Spanish phrase, and have you tried using that instead of the English phrase inside the 'extra/aditional' field?
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If you can share the URL of the paper it may be possible to help you troubleshoot.
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Multiple profiles https://www.zotero.org/support/kb/multiple_profiles
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No news as far as I know. Here's a duplicate thread (hah) on this issue in which I periodically note how many false positives are littering my 'duplicate items' tab; 230 at last count.
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Fair enough. For this case it seems a translator for this specific site is a better way to go then:
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Seconding this. Many users have come to rely on Zotero support in WordPress through ZotPress and it would be wonderful if there were a durable solution with stronger community involvement. The plugin developer Katie Seaborn has been wonderful and no…
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I would not assume a group whiteboard will continue to exist, so I would either archive it in a more durable image format and just include the image in your document, or archive the whiteboard on the wayback machine and cite it from there (google th…
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@SaffatIslam, it sounds like you've sent your professor an editable word document and he either edited some of the Zotero citations directly or saved it in a format that has broken the link between the Zotero citations and your library (this can hap…
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In my humble opinion, it is unlikely that you'll find an alternative that solves the particular problems you mention — i.e., PDF and metadata management. If Zotero's translators and Zotfile don't work for you, either you work in fields not widely co…
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@ everyone piling on, it's useful to read upthread, try existing solutions mentioned there, and report back if there's something you are still missing. Especially Zotero Night (https://github.com/tefkah/zotero-night) should already cover most of you…
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Something like a preflight check has been often discussed but instead Zotero has implemented after the fact duplicate detection that works reasonably smoothly: https://www.zotero.org/support/duplicate_detection There has been talk of a plugin to do…
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Just revisiting to note that there are still 230 items listed in my 'duplicate items' that are all non-resolvable non-duplicates with item type differences, making the duplicate items impossible to navigate and nearly useless...
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Wow. Zotero continues to surprise and improve. Folks making suggestions often don't take the time to report back when stuff is implemented, so I want to just take a minute to say, thank you for your tireless work on Zotero, Dan! It is highly appreci…
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Thanks!
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+1 — that is an excellent idea. For items that zotero won't merge because of item type differences, either (i) don't show them in Duplicate Items to start with or (ii) give users the option to hide them the first seems to hit the #papercut sweet sp…
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Came here to say this, glad to see others have reported and it's on the way to being fixed! Thanks for your work as ever @dstillman!
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Yup, just to update my estimate from 4 years back: I now have aboug 235 items in my "Duplicates" pane that are not, in fact, duplicates and so it's only become harder to spot genuine new duplicates.
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The American English pronunciation in the podcast is provided in the blog post linked above (which I wrote 13 years ago): [ˌzɔˈtɛɹoʊ] (zoh-TER-o) Though as a linguist I would note that there need not be a single "definitive" pronunciation; people a…
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It's a shame the user contributed macro doesn't work on all systems or Zotero setups. It's definitely possible that some people need this feature so badly that they'd switch to an inferior (less open, less user friendly, more profit-driven) app jus…