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Article citation details #1330
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feature-request
A formal Texture feature specification
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I think it is complete. The only comment I do is regarding the issue-title that could have translations. It means more then one issue-title can be available. ...
<issue-title xml:lang="fr">Usages, discours et idéologies linguistiques dans la francophonie canadienne: perspectives sociolinguistiques</issue-title>
<issue-title xml:lang="en">Issue title in english</issue-title>
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Thanks @fabiobatalha added above to the XML requirements. |
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Description
The volume, issue, issue title, season and page numbers OR elocation-ID under which the article will be published.
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Érudit
But what if . . . ?
Consideration
@pub-type="collection"
attribute on<pub-date>
is a PMC requirement for eLife, but they are willing to change this requirement.XML requirements
Children of
<article-meta>
For eLife, the elocation-id is always is same as publisher id prefixed with ‘e’, e.g. for an article with
<article-id pub-id-type="publisher-id">46989</article-id>
, the elocation-id isFor journals that publish page numbers instead of an elocation-id:
eLife example:
Erudit example:
The
seq
attribute can be used to disambiguate documents that start at the same page:There may also be a second translated
issue-title
:Mock ups
Proposal
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