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Thanks -- before you try to fix the automated tests, could you specify what this is for? I don't think RSC prints journal titles in bold, does it? |
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Hello Seabstian,
our university (Ruhr University Bochum) uses zotero to create automated
bibliographical records for research groups.
We would like to have a style that has bold journal titles for better
readability.
Best
Tobias
Am 08-07-2019 16:14, schrieb Sebastian Karcher:
… Thanks -- before you try to fix the automated tests, could you specify
what this is for? I don't think RSC prints journal titles in bold,
does it?
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OK, makes sense. I'm trying to figure out if this is a good fit to host on the repository or if it would make sense for you to just host locally. Who would be using/downloading this style? Members of a particular working group? Department? The whole university? Students or just researchers? Or are these generated using an API/online service. In general, the fewer people a style is aimed at, the less suitable for centralized hosting here it is. |
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Hi,
the style would be used implemented in the bibliographical system of the
university and can be accessed by an API provided by the bibliographical
team of university.
Basically everyone who has a webpage at Ruhr University has access to
this.
Best
Tobias
Am 08-07-2019 16:37, schrieb Sebastian Karcher:
… OK, makes sense. I'm trying to figure out if this is a good fit to
host on the repository or if it would make sense for you to just host
locally. Who would be using/downloading this style? Members of a
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OK -- we generally don't host styles for usage in APIs. The styles here are made available to end-users via Zotero, Mendeley, etc. and there is no reason to have this style included in that list. Any reason you couldn't just host this internally? An API shouldn't care where the style is hosted. |
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Danke!
Ich werde diese Möglichkeit mit der Hochschulbibliographie besprechen.
Gruß
Tobias Vöpel
Am 08-07-2019 16:46, schrieb Sebastian Karcher:
… OK -- we generally don't host styles for usage in APIs [1]. The styles
here are made available to end-users via Zotero, Mendeley, etc. and
there is no reason to have this style included in that list. Any
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TobiasVoepel commentedJul 8, 2019
This is the RSC style which has added bold journal titles