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When I add a new term from ISO OBP, it is cumbersome to format the identifier and copy it into the bibliography.
Currently I have to:
Find the term on ISO OBP, e.g.
Then I have to copy the text:
open data
data available without restrictions from copyright, patents or other mechanisms of control or costs, regardless of access, or use
ISO/TR 21797:2019(en), 3.5
and format it into
=== open data
data available without restrictions from copyright, patents or other mechanisms of
control or costs, regardless of access, or use
ISO/TR 21797:2019(en), 3.5
Then I have to convert the source reference:
ISO/TR 21797:2019(en), 3.5
=>
[.source]
<<ISO-TR_21797,3.5>>
Then I have to add the source reference to the bibliography. Copy "ISO/TR 21797:2019(en), 3.5", then add it as:
* [[[ISO-TR_21797,ISO/TR 21797:2019]]]
This also means I have to type "21797" at least 3 times.
Some of these steps can be mitigated by automatic bibliography, e.g. if Metanorma can parse <<ISO/TR 21797:2019(en), 3.5>> and automatically generate the reference in the bibliography.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
When I add a new term from ISO OBP, it is cumbersome to format the identifier and copy it into the bibliography.
Currently I have to:
and format it into
This also means I have to type "21797" at least 3 times.
Some of these steps can be mitigated by automatic bibliography, e.g. if Metanorma can parse
<<ISO/TR 21797:2019(en), 3.5>>
and automatically generate the reference in the bibliography.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: