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@wallrodt, thanks! A few questions:

• Did you base this on the Ecology CSL style, or another style? Ecology is mentioned in this style's template link, but it doesn't look like that's right.
• Style-specific abbreviation lists are a citeproc-js/Juris-M specific feature that isn't part of the official CSL specification, and we unfortunately currently don't support them.
• Is http://athina.ascsa.edu.gr/pdf/uploads/Guidelines10-13.pdf an intranet webpage? I'm trying to access it but it doesn't load for me.

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The style-specific abbreviation is something that might be Zotero specific, which is my target audience. Many Classics related fields use the AJA abbreviations for bibliography, so this is a big part of the style.

Since we currently don't have a way to store and distribute custom abbreviation lists, you'll just have to provide your users with this file yourself for now. https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/comment/275237/#Comment_275237 suggests that Zotero users can use a custom abbreviations.json file by copying it into their Zotero data directory.

I hired someone to get the stylesheet started. I don’t know what template they started with.

@POBrien333, was that you by any chance? You're currently mentioned in the style. If it's just carry-over from another style I'll remove your name here.

That was me.

@POBrien333, thanks for clarifying. It looks like we can make a dependent for Hesperia, right? https://www.jstor.org/journal/hesperia

Yes, let me check and submit a PR if.

@wallrodt, can you send us the abbreviations list?

You can either make a pull request at https://github.com/citation-style-language/abbreviations (file name doesn't really matter), or you can add the file here as an attachment to a GitHub comment. For the latter, note that email attachments don't work, and it looks like you'd have to give the JSON file a ".txt" extension (see https://help.github.com/articles/file-attachments-on-issues-and-pull-requests/).

aja_abbreviations_json.txt
This should be renamed abbreviations.json and placed in the top level of the user's Zotero folder.

aja_abbreviations_json.txt
This should be renamed abbreviations.json and placed in the top level of the user's Zotero folder.

Great, thanks. I uploaded this file at https://github.com/citation-style-language/abbreviations/blob/master/american-journal-of-archaeology/abbreviations.json. Clicking the "Raw" button gives you the actual file: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/citation-style-language/abbreviations/master/american-journal-of-archaeology/abbreviations.json

Can you also tell us where you found the list of AJA abbreviations?