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We may have an issue as some publications request that their work is "properly" cited. I can approve but I think we may need another way long-term . For example accordion component for sources?
For what it's worth, I think the title should stay there as "Nature, 2017" doesn't mean a lot. Citations in academic papers usually bear the title. I would have suggested to change the ux to tolerate such long names. However I don't want to block. Move ahead if you need to.
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I think having a title without a date and the publications title (current solution) is arguably even worse in terms of "proper citing" than putting the title without any other info.
You're right. I'd vote for scientific paper style citation, with title & year. Again, feel free to move ahead with the solution you deem superior.
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As we're restrained with space, I'm going with "publication_title (year)" I have created a feature in productboard for a long term solution: https://tmrow.productboard.com/feature-board/1122905-feature-prioritization/features/3788937/detail
Problem it solves:![Screenshot 2020-01-27 at 17 11 41](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/20746301/73193075-4d53f080-412a-11ea-911e-91e97589804c.jpg)
Also the titles are probably less relevant to users than the sources (publication) So: "Environmental impact of omnivorous, ovo-lacto-vegetarian, and vegan diet" becomes "Nature 2017"