> I think the API could be simplified by having just one -sites accessor
> instead of two, allowing an optional "subscription" key that can be
> used to filter the items. This may also allow easier extensions in the
> future if we'd like that.
Sounds like a good idea to me. I'll implement that soon.
> I think hcite links can appear on various sites, it's a proposal for a
> generic microformat. Perhaps it could point to a general info page.
I see. I'll try to come up with a reasonable way to present this.
I wonder whether there is a magic BibTeX regexp which could be used
to recognise BibTeX in any web page. That'd certainly be useful.
> That should be easy when you can get the proper ID from the web page.
> In particular, it can just use +[BibItem(PubMedLookup)
> itemWithPubMedSearchTerm:], and use the current behavior when that
> fails.
Thanks for the pointer. I'll try to figure that out.
Sven
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