My understanding is that this DOI would be used as any other reference, which 
should be included in the list of references at the end. With a single DOI or 
one for each version, the version identification (ex. CF-1.7) would go 
explicitly in the bibliographic references section. In my lab, we explicitly 
write a line suggesting how to cite our DOIs.

About adopting multiple versions or not, it might be useful to distinguish 
between major versions, like someone that wants to refer that followed CF-1.X 
or CF-2. I don't have a strong opinion about adopting a DOI for each version, 
but at least one DOI is crucial to allow any metric of the scientific impact of 
the CF conventions. 

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