Bruce, and others who have been helping, can you give the list an update of where CSL and citeproc are at? I remember seeing some stuff about Python and Ruby code, but didn't have much time to think about it.
I am thinking about trying to put together a toolchain using stuff that is available now - I don't hold much hope of influencing with Sun or Microsoft.
I'm thinking about using EndNote for managing a database, even with the known limitations. Citation markers will just be hyperlinks, not EndNote's so to cite in a word processor you would just link to something - ideally a record in an Institutional repository, or a local webserver whith all your research stuff in it, but could be to a library system, Amazon, whatever. You would need to have a URL for every item in the endnote library - not too hard these days. Would then use endnote export -> Mods and use Citeproc to format a bibliography and the citations, using the URL as a key (hyperlink would remain so the citations can be re-formatted).
They key component here is citeproc, hence my question.
Other components, like a decent bibliogrpahic database could be swapped in later.
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