Open justinkadi opened 1 week ago
The issue is that we're identifying the short, lower case words as "non-dropping particles" in a last name. In the first example, we parse the organization name as:
{
"family": "Scientists",
"non-dropping-particle": "on",
"given": "Fresh Eyes Ice Citizen"
}
Since it's difficult to differentiate an organization name from a human name, and we're not following the standard APA format of "Last Name, First Initial" anyways, I think we should not bother trying to parse the author names when they're given as a single string.
Describe the bug When a data package has an author/creator name that is an organization instead of a normal First/Last name, the order of the words can get mixed up in the Citation and underneath the title of the data package.
To Reproduce 2 Examples where the Creator name is different in the Creator section and underneath the title: Fresh Eyes on Ice Citizen Scientists Alaska Department of Fish and Game
Expected behavior We expect the author name to have words in the correct order for these organizations.
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