[Enhancement] Add Basic Citation Meta Data #69
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Whenever the citation meta data are edited, this workflow ensure them to be correct.
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| abstract: A modern text editor for the terminal written in Rust. | |||
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This file controls which BibTeX entry will be rendered by GitHub such that one can cite Zee in papers and theses. I initially added all contributors listed on the project's starting page by their configured public GitHub account data in the current order of appearance. "The Zee Community" refers to all the people who suggested features and outlined bugs but did not recently contribute to this repository. I would like to suggest that, just as with the CHANGELOG, people who contribute the first time also add their names in the file if they would like to.
@mcobzarenco, @iainh, @KSXGitHub, please tell me whether and, if so, how your entries should be adjusted. I tried to deduce the required meta data from your accounts but I did not always succeed doing so. If you do not want to cited for any reason, please inform me as well such that I can remove the entry.
| repository-artifact: https://crates.io/crates/zee | ||
| repository-code: https://github.com/zee-editor/zee | ||
| title: zee | ||
| url: https://github.com/zee-editor/zee |
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This field controls which URL is rendered in the BibTeX entry. I initially set it to this repository but changing is no problem.
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There is also the possibility to add a badge to the README that the CFF data are valid. Shall I add it? |
This Pull Request brings an initial CFF as suggested in #61.