Closed TomazErjavec closed 2 years ago
(Oops, I see that last week I edited your comment instead of adding my own. Fixing now.)
Where and how should this be included in the refbox info? For bibtex, I see that there is an issn field, but is not supported in most styles (https://www.bibtex.com/f/issn-field/). For cmdi, at first glance I don't see explicit support for this, but I can look further. And do we only care about the formats included in the refbox, or do we need to worry about oai formats in general? I ask because the relevant files for bibtex and cmdi seem to be in dspace/config/crosswalks/oai/metadataFormats/, and that directory contains quite a lot of other files (np, elg.xsl).
Note that I can't easily test this on beta, since refbox doesn't work there.
Where and how should this be included in the refbox info?
I wouldn't compicate too much here. Something like this:
Ljubešić, Nikola; et al., 2022, ASR training dataset for Croatian ParlaSpeech-HR v1.0, Slovenian language resource repository CLARIN.SI, ISSN 2820-4042. http://hdl.handle.net/11356/1494.
For bibtex, I see that there is an issn field, but is not supported in most styles
Well, that is not our worry. I would just add the issn field.
For cmdi, at first glance I don't see explicit support for this, but I can look further.
No, I would just ignore cmdi, as well as oai.
Note that I can't easily test this on beta, since refbox doesn't work there.
Drat. Well, live practice it will be then!
Now tested live. :)
Looks good to me, thanks @cyplas ! So, closing.
CLARIN.SI now obtained ISSN 2820-4042 for its entries. It would be good - and is in fact required by the rules of NUK, once one has an ISSN - to add the ISSN to the citation info for each entry, i.e. to modify refbox, in particular its displayed info + bibtex + maybe CMDI, if it supports this.