In an effort to document the metadata needs for this project I've
started to put together a document that shows examples of some of the
more difficult real world citation styles. So far these are from the
humanities, as I find citation needs there more demanding, and
generally poorly handled by software.
Current (quite short) example is here:
<http://www.users.muohio.edu/darcusb/citations/citations.pdf>
It'd help if others could track down similar examples -- preferably
nicely rendered PDFs -- and send them to me. Basically I want to show
the sort of improvements we need for the project; not already-covered
citation needs. So edge cases are valuable.
Incidentally, the document above shows an example of reference grouping
that I'm still not sure how to tackle from either a GUI or a style
language perspective. I suppose one might name groups, which are
defined in the style, and then configure their order and such in the
GUI (?).
Bruce
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