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You may also refer to this video reproducing the steps above. Thanks!
https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/d5c1e008-0e4f-4961-9ff8-d869d55409f8
You could/should add "WaterAid" as a publisher for that citation.
They should, I agree. But shouldn't the style itself accommodate scenarios where this field is missing? For instance IEEE generates this line without a publisher:
R. C. Carter, E. Harvey, and V. Casey, “User financing of rural handpump water services,”
in IRC Symposium: Pumps, Pipes and Promises, 2010.
And this with a publisher:
R. C. Carter, E. Harvey, and V. Casey, “User financing of rural handpump water services,”
in IRC Symposium: Pumps, Pipes and Promises, WaterAid, 2010.
(line breaks are from me to avoid horizontal scroll)
As you can see, there aren't 2 commas or something just because the publisher field is missing, so in the case of AMA it looks maybe like a style definition bug, or maybe an issue with the style itself?
The user gave us this link for reference, not sure what to make of it: https://sheridancollege.libguides.com/c.php?g=704219&p=5008563 . Thank you!
Hello,
one of our users discovered an issue with the AMA style: for conference proceedings references with some combination of fields completed, it will generate a weird
. ;
sequence that is not correct.Steps to reproduce:
Edit
on the AMA style (either search or scroll to it)Example citations
in the top right cornerCitation 3
Advanced
, and paste this reference in json format:Expected output:
Carter RC, Harvey E, Casey V. User financing of rural handpump water services. In: IRC Symposium: Pumps, Pipes and Promises; 2010.
Actual output:
Carter RC, Harvey E, Casey V. User financing of rural handpump water services. In: IRC Symposium: Pumps, Pipes and Promises. ; 2010.
As you can see, there's an extra dot and space after the
container-title
field, which should not be there.Thank you for your time!