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The default value for the note will be the og:description Open Graph attribute if one exists on the website (as in this OpenAI example).
The bibtex entry will look like which should almost certainly be edited manually to put the right author.
@misc{openaicom2023gpt4,
author = {Openai.com},
title = {GPT-4},
year = {2023},
url = {https://openai.com/research/gpt-4},
note = {Accessed 2023-05-12}
}
As for regular paper, once a website is stored, its core metadata (as Title or Author) cannot be changed. In addition, code is disabled (because so far the field is overridden for the website's url). Delete and re-add the paper if you wish to correct author etc.
As per #146 this PR is a beta for a feature to record arbitrary websites.
Example on https://openai.com/research/gpt-4:
Then after clicking on
Parse Current Website:After user validation
The default value for the note will be the
og:descriptionOpen Graph attribute if one exists on the website (as in this OpenAI example).The bibtex entry will look like which should almost certainly be edited manually to put the right
author.As for regular paper, once a website is stored, its core metadata (as Title or Author) cannot be changed. In addition, code is disabled (because so far the field is overridden for the website's url). Delete and re-add the paper if you wish to correct author etc.