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Many thanks @mmcky.
The old version is
and the cite:t
version is
I think cite:t
is closer to the citation style we want to use here, but please let me know if I should revert this change.
thanks @HumphreyYang this is super interesting.
@jstac if we want to migrate to cite:t
we will need to do a bulk edit across all lectures.
Currently we have author_year
style set for bibtex and the differences are shown above.
The engineer in me has always liked the reference in brackets [
but cite:t
is closer to the usual text representation in economics.
@mmcky @HumphreyYang Regarding cites, that's a tough one. There are cites in other lectures that don't suit this style (should we make a blanket change). See, e.g., https://jax.quantecon.org/aiyagari_jax.html
I'd like to stay out of this if I can :grimacing:
@HumphreyYang I think my preference would be to use the global author_year
style that uses brackets as it is globally enabled. That will improve consistency.
cite:t
to cite
cite:t
and we can have a further think about switching styles (in bulk), but for now let's stay uniform in our approach. (#501)Hi @mmcky, I have addressed your and @jstac's comments. Please let me know if there is anything else I can further improve.
Many thanks @HumphreyYang .
This PR resolves #445.