Is there a policy concerning repository styles that are grossly incomplete or
that have significant errors? Clearly, there are styles in the repository with
minor problems. Those problems are pointed out by forum participants and get
repaired. However, faulty or incomplete but in-progress styles aren't easily
recognized by those who may want to use them. (It is easy for me to make
recommendations that I don't have the skills to implement.) It seems that
styles that have major problems should be flagged. This would not only benefit
end users, it would also identify the styles that would be a target for
volunteers who code.
See:
https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/49747/style-error-chinese-std-gbt-77142005-authordate-chinese/#Item_2
David Lawrence, PhD, Director
SafetyLit Foundation
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San Diego, CA 92109, USA
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