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bwiernik commentedOct 17, 2019
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Encountering a wrinkle with preprints and datasets. From most preprint repositories, the name of the server is getting stored by Zotero's translators as
container-title
. This had seemed like a good idea (ala Journal titles). However, I am now seeing that some preprints and many datasets import withcontainer-title
used to indicate the collection or larger body of works the item belongs to (e.g., doi.org/10.3886/ICPSR35531.v3).Conceptually, I think the preprint/data repository makes good conceptual sense as either
archive
orpublisher
rather thancontainer-title
(this is, for example, how the OSF repositories export in their metadata [aspublisher
], and CrossRef's posted content type uses "group-id", which would fit well withpublisher
; ICPSR stores its name inpublisher
). Most citation styles printpublisher
, so it seems like this would work well without many changes to existing styles.Could we come to a consensus as to where these best belong?
(Cross-posted to https://discourse.citationstyles.org/t/preprint-dataset-repository-what-csl-variable/1570)