Closed FrViPofm closed 9 years ago
Thanks. (note that in general, you can also create a "gist" at https://gist.github.com/, which is often easier to share code of entire styles.)
While I understand how this style is useful to you, it's not something we would accept into our repository, for two main reasons. First, this style is a bit of a hack (although a helpful one), since it shouldn't be the role of the citation style to define the "footnote caller" anchor. In addition, the actual style format is arbitrary, and theoretically we could come up with a markdown version of every existing CSL style. If we accept this one, people might demand version with different style formats, and we really don't want a whole bunch of these styles.
So I'll close this issue. People will still be able to find this closed issue via search, and you're of course welcome to distribute this style yourself (and e.g. blog about it) if you think it can be of use to others. But it doesn't belong in the central repository.
Hi, not a style-request but a style proposal for people writing in Markdown. The style produce something like :
that can be pasted in the Markdown code producing :
[^Morin1992]: Morin Edgar, _La Méthode. Tome 3, La connaissance de la connaissance_, Paris, Seuil, coll. « Points Essais », n˚ 236, 1992.
For the Markdown flavours with foot note, the footnote caller is the beginning : [^Morin1992]
I'm not very skilful in managing git, so I paste the code below :