I agree: neither parentheses (nor [] or {}, for that matter), nor quotes
(plain or curly, single or double), nor HTML-like markup should disable
conversion to title case.
On 15 November 2015 at 06:04, Frank Bennett wrote:
> Sounds good. That was my question on that one.
>
I do think italics and small-caps (and possibly superscript/subscript
too) markup should disable title casing.
Example:
L-Malic acid formation by immobilized Saccharomyces cerevisiae
amplified for fumarase
http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/0141-0229(91)90122-Q
"L-Malic acid" starts with an all-caps
On 2015-11-15, 02:28 GMT, Rintze Zelle wrote:
> Matěj, what do you mean exactly with "update
> gmane.text.xml.xbiblio.devel"? Update how?
I mean if the list is moved somewhere else, somebody should let
gmane.org people know so they can retarget their server from
reading the new list. Just that
Yes, definitely. Since there is no mechanism to explicitly force uppercase,
the titlecaser needs to be inclusive by default, and we must be able to
selectively suppress capitalisation where it is incorrect.
`` markup, e.g., `The Arabidopsis lyrata genome sequence and the
basis of rapid genome
Thanks Frank!
>("explicit is better than implicit").
was exactly my thinking wrt casing and rich text, so very much agree with
you on that.
On Sun, Nov 15, 2015 at 4:22 PM, Frank Bennett
wrote:
> Thanks to all for the feedback.
>
> Disabling of no-case in quoted text is
Ah, okay. We'll keep it in mind if we start hosting the mailing list
elsewhere, although if we switch to a more forum-based platform like
Discourse that most probably wouldn't work.
I'll also contact Gmane regarding importing the pre-2011 emails (we
can grab those directly from SourceForge as an
Thanks to all for the feedback.
Disabling of no-case in quoted text is now available for testing in
the latest citeproc-js release, and in the Propachi plugins for
Zotero:
https://bitbucket.org/fbennett/citeproc-js/src
https://juris-m.github.io/downloads/#csl-stuff
The i, b, sc, sub,
That's getting rather tricky and we're hitting the limits of what simple
rich text markup can do:
For species, Rintze is correct:
- Lowercase the second part of a species name, such as *fulvescens* in
*Acipenser
fulvescens*, even if it is the last word in a title or subtitle.
but that's not the
On 2015-11-15, 02:28 GMT, Rintze Zelle wrote:
> Also, is there any particular reason you're attached to the
> Gmane archive?
Also, I am not attached to the gmane as archive per se (although
it would be probably worthy to include into gmane.org the rest
of the archive as well …