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Thank you. My question from one of the other pull requests for documentation of the citation format remains relevant though: We are reluctant to accept styles with no available documentation since that means they cannot be checked or maintained beyond the original creator. If the style isn't available online, is there a document you could upload here?

(supersedes #3924, #3925, #3926, #3927, and #3928; @gschachinger, for the future, please note that you can update pull requests per the instructions above. There is generally no need to create new pull requests if the first one gives an error for our automated tests)

@gschachinger, I just noticed that we already have a "TGM Wien Diplomarbeit" style in the repository that was contributed by you several years ago. See https://github.com/citation-style-language/styles/blob/master/tgm-wien-diplom.csl. Is the style you're submitting now meant to replace our current version, or are they two different citation styles?

(@adam3smith, you actually added this way back in 2011: 837a793#diff-8495915906ba1fa0d34d04e95e36189c )

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😃 Your submission passed all our automated tests.

The two remaining questions are this from me:

Thank you. My question from one of the other pull requests for documentation of the citation format remains relevant though: We are reluctant to accept styles with no available documentation since that means they cannot be checked or maintained beyond the original creator. If the style isn't available online, is there a document you could upload here?

We don't have any doubt that this style is authorized, but we still would much prefer to have some sort of public documentation. If someone reports a problem with the style, for example, we don't want to have to rely on being able to contact you to clarify.

And this from Rintze:

I just noticed that we already have a "TGM Wien Diplomarbeit" style in the repository that was contributed by you several years ago. See https://github.com/citation-style-language/styles/blob/master/tgm-wien-diplom.csl. Is the style you're submitting now meant to replace our current version, or are they two different citation styles?

Obviously we don't want to unnecessarily host duplicate or quasi-duplicate styles.

Great thanks -- unfortunately attachments sent by email don't upload here. You'd have to go to #3929 , log in, and then upload them (simply by dragging the file(s) to the comment window.

doc-zitiervorlage-tgm-wien-diplom-oenorm.pdf
tgm-wien-diplom-oenorm.zip

According to your mail adam3smith, here again the attachments. The new title of the style is:
TGM Wien Diplomarbeit ÖNORM (German)
Please be so kind and change the name of the style which is included in the zip csl File
I hope now everything is OK with the new, second style.

So finaly there should be online 2 styles:
TGM Wien Diplomarbeit ÖNORM (German) => the "second" TGM style
TGM Wien Diplomarbeit (German) => the "first" TGM style

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