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Authors metadata #208
Authors metadata #208
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This has the information as it was entered in the PeerJ site.
LGTM |
Three things I am not clear on (I'll just pick one for each, since I am submitting today, unless someone has some suggestions):
I couldn't find any other PeerJ articles with authors from Los Alamos or Sandia. |
So:
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Emails do not appear to be included in other PeerJ articles. The funding statements will be provided to PeerJ via a special funding statement section when submitting.
@asmeurer just make sure the full LANL and Sandia statements are available in the final article, one way or another. |
Otherwise this looks good. |
I am reviewing 6bb9c09.
-> These include? I am still reviewing. |
-> SymPy is a dependency |
Can you make a separate branch + PR with your fixes? |
-> ... permits users to access the same methods? |
Otherwise the paper is ok. The supplement:
-> takes? |
Your suggestions @certik seem correct to me! |
Figured out point 3. They should be separate footnotes (duh). |
This way, multiple institutions are separate footnotes. Also fix list_latex.py to output the correct structure for this (with deduplicated footnotes).
This is how PeerJ formats it.
This is consistent with the others, and with what PeerJ asks for.
OK, I'm done here. This now matches what PeerJ generates on their site:
except we have "and" before "Anthony Scopatz". That probably doesn't matter. I think they will reformat the paper and use their own metadata to format the authors, not ours, so it only matters that the information is the same. |
Hi @asmeurer , I am not sure if my PeerJ address - https://peerj.com/ashutoshsaboo/ is linked to my name in the Authors database for this paper or not. Can you check for the same? |
@ashutoshsaboo it seems it is not. What is the email address that should be used? I think that is how it associates accounts. The one we have in PeerJ is [email protected]. |
That is the one that is linked to my PeerJ account as well. Can you check as to why it is not linking to my profile? Check this image as well - (Can we link with the username, because I guess PeerJ might support that? , or through the ORCID - Mine ORCID is ORCID: 0000-0001-9354-7811 ? ) This is the ORCID image (I guess ORCID is itself used for linking accounts to their PeerJ profiles, as you can see in the screenshot) -: |
This is probably related to #202 (comment). I originally had a different email for you, but I changed it. |
@asmeurer Try inviting me again on PeerJ for authorship on that paper? |
@asmeurer I wrote a mail to PeerJ, let's see what they reply to it. Meanwhile, if you can try to re-invite me for the authorship on PeerJ? |
PeerJ sent me an email that you accepted the invitation, and I see the preprint on your author page now. |
@asmeurer Yes I accepted the invite. Thanks for the same. 👍 |
Some updates in the authors metadata, in line with #205. The authors metadata in the paper has to match the metadata in the PeerJ system.