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- delimited by & - always Last, First - citation et-al-min=3
- locale substitutions are limited to English - remove logically impossible else clause under "secondary-contributors" - add necessary prefix on recipient macro, under "contributors" - fix hardcoded locale-dependent access date format, under "access" - fix hardcoded "vol." under "locators-chapter" - whitespace issues under "locators-article" - move suffix="." from bibliography layout to the top-level group New macro "extra" includes parenthetical info at end of bib entry: - thesis type from "issue" macro - "description" macro - speech event info from "issue" macro - "secondary-contributors" macro - "access" macro
also update updated timestamp
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Thanks! (it does seem a bit redundant to have a "unified" and "generic" style sheet for linguistics, though, especially if they're almost identical) |
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Stylesheet following the Generic Style Rules for linguistics.
This stylesheet is based on the Unified Style Sheet for Linguistics, which already has a CSL stylesheet. However there are several significant differences, described in footnotes 18-21 of the Generic Style Rules PDF:
Also, section 16.3 of the Generic Style Rules document describe placing some parts of the bibliography entry at the end in parentheses, which was unclear or unspecified in the Unified Style Sheet. I also cleaned up some things that seemed awkward.
Thank you!