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I just noticed that the Chinese example above ("葉俊榮，台大法律系與林子儀、簡資修，中研院法律所") doesn't have any spaces in it. @fbennett, how do you deal with this? I'm asking because it seems like the "and" term is wrapped in hard-coded spaces …
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@adamsmith, will you take this? (I won't)
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Remark on title casing of hyphenated words added to the spec, per https://github.com/rmzelle/documentation/commit/7554a6749390d123c7acb0d2ca71938fc6889cc4
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@fcheslack, there is another description of colored tags at http://zotero-manual.github.io/zotero-manual/tags#colored_tags (CC BY-SA)
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@adamsmith, @Dan, by the way, I still think we need some way to mark styles without a set default-locale in the Zotero Style Repository. The easiest way would be to add something like "(Multilingual)" at the end of the style title. Alternatively, th…
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Is this for a specific ACS journal?
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@fbennett, I think it might be best to add the "symbol" form of the "and" term to the locale files at the next CSL release (1.0.2). In the meantime, if you haven't already done so, could you create a unit test to verify that defining the "symbol" f…
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It wouldn't follow CMoS to the letter, but would it acceptable to specify that the parts of hyphenated words are treated as distinct words for the purpose of title casing?
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I haven't heard anybody mention Ibidem on the Zotero forums in years. What were you hoping for? Are you looking to import to or export from Nota Bene's Ibidem?
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It would not be fair to either CMOS or EE to identify EE as “Chicago Manual of Style–Genealogy." I think @adamsmith means that with the current state of Zotero and CSL, we can't really cover most of what makes EE different from CMoS. So if somebody …
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Are there any science/medicine styles that use automatic abbreviation of book titles?
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Many terms in the locale files are defined in more than one form ("long", "short", etc.). Making sure each locale file has the same terms defined in the same forms would make the schema rather complicated. Not sure we want to be that strict, though,…
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Should we make a note to this effect in the spec when discussing title casing?
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The locale files should include all of those and only those. Note that CSL 1.0.1 only requires that locale files must contain one or more terms. Unless we specifically require all predefined terms to appear in the locale files (but then, in what fo…
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Singular/plural would fall under "dumb", since that's a shared feature of all terms.
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So we would prohibit the use of arbitrary terms in the locale files? And I presume that these arbitrary terms would be "dumb", and wouldn't support features like gender assignability? We current limit gender assignability to terms that can be used …
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It might be enough to use EndNote's function to remove EndNote field codes, assuming the toolbar is still functional. See e.g. http://guides.library.manoa.hawaii.edu/content.php?pid=94193&sid=778695
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Dan, did you ever ask Mendeley how they deal with user account spam? It seems somewhat less of a problem over there. Compare https://www.mendeley.com/search/?query=light with http://www.zotero.org/search/q/light/type/people .
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It seems to be dropping. See e.g. http://jpet.aspetjournals.org/content/299/3/921.full : "as described in detail earlier (Hoen et al., 2000)." It's the abbreviated Dutch neuter singular form of "the" (unabbreviated form is "het"). See http://www.du…
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If this is okay, I would like instructions how to get this implemented as: http://www.zotero.org/styles/leidraad Zie https://github.com/citation-style-language/styles/blob/master/CONTRIBUTING.md
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For now, there is a (rather) technical description at https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/zotero-dev/i3fu9q4kn8c
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See https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/14254/sync-password-sent-in-clear-text-or-encrypted/ For local storage, wouldn't it be better to just encrypt your entire hard drive?
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@LiteratureLad, just a quick (and friendly!) note: it's preferred here, and on many other internet forums, to forgo opening and closing phrases. It's easier for us to keep up with the thousands of posts that come in each week if they're written as c…
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The different versions of the papers don't help, as you then have to switch them back in once the manuscript is accepted You can de-anonymize the items in your Zotero library and refresh your word processor document. Doable if you don't have too man…
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That still doesn't give a rationale :). I've never heard of this, so it's not common in the life sciences. When referring to the current manuscript, I normally use "in this study". Any previously published (or accepted) work is part of the scientifi…
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And the rationale? Is author-anonymizing limited to the cite to the current manuscript, or does it cover all cited literature by the current author(s)?
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The user should be clearly alerted about incomplete imports though (e.g. with a modal window), especially since it's not uncommon for people to (against our advice) use export/import for back up and restoring libraries.
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What is the use case here, exactly?
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Once we allow arbitrary terms to be defined, there is no longer a particular reason to define the existing terms in the schema, no?
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Does (1) imply that we'd remove all hard-coded terms from the schema?