Hi Vincent (and community),
If you would help me build it (I catch on quickly), I think the GitHub idea sounds great. I opted for Overleaf because it’s familiar (for me), and most reference managers can generate BibTeX citations, but I do recognize ease of use as a significant hurdle. Let’s give it 96 hours to gestate, get some feedback from the community, and then we can dig in. The more collaborative this is, the better. So I guess the question—for the community—is how to build a working bibliography that we can all contribute to, while making it as easy as possible to add/update citations? I also agree re: data. I use Zenodo (http://zenodo.org/) for my work, but know that many folks publish data with their papers. Having a centralized location where all of those datasets were listed would be incredible. So, perhaps we can set up two working bibliographies—one for publications, and another for data? Thoughts? Best, Zac From: Vincent Bonhomme [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Wednesday, March 09, 2016 10:14 AM To: Robert Z. Selden, Jr. <[email protected]> Cc: MORPHMET <[email protected]> Subject: Re: [MORPHMET] Crowdsourced GM Bibliography hi there, that's a great idea! I think simplicity and ease of adding stuff is key. I love tex but not sure it's not a shared feeling among my colleagues. Why not using a simple GitHub repository and list papers there in (simpler) Markdown? that would not be binded to someone/some structure in particular but built/share by all of us. and combined with pandoc we would still be able to generate html, tex, whatever we want. by the way, I think we could (should?) do the same for data. I'd be very happy to discuss it with anyone interested. all the best, vincent 2016-03-09 16:57 GMT+01:00 Robert Z. Selden, Jr. <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]> >: In an attempt to centralize the large wealth (and breadth) of knowledge generated through studies of geometric morphometrics, I thought that we might all collaborate on a working bibliography. And since geometric morphometrics is comprised of a fairly tight-knit international community, why not make this a crowdsourced project? Since the great majority of practitioners are familiar–at least peripherally–with scripting, the bibliography is maintained in BibTeX, and can be edited in Overleaf. Additionally, using the field “annote,” the abstracts for each paper can be included. Further still, the BibTeX text in the GMBib.bib file can be cut, then pasted into a text file, where it can be imported to a number of reference and .pdf managers. I do ask that if you add a citation, you follow the current (BibTeX) format, and also place each new reference in alphabetical order (let Overleaf refresh after each entry to ensure there are no errors). This will help us to ensure that we are not duplicating citations that have already been added. Additionally, if you have more information (abstract, DOI, etc.) for a reference in the bibliography that is currently posted, please add that information. The goal of this endeavor is to maintain an active (and accurate) list of publications related to geometric morphometrics that can be used in classrooms, laboratories, and–yes–your own personal reference manager, and to have it maintained by the community of practitioners. So please add your new publications as soon as they’re available! To begin adding references to the current bibliography, click <https://urldefense.proofpoint.com/v2/url?u=https-3A__www.overleaf.com_4563493vqjzwm&d=AwMFaQ&c=2X_btuPRWkGwRX26NHIotw&r=BzjivF1QeBfI_3LA2VUN9ft9kB36GKxt8Ke21CMTTJU&m=QNP01JmHEc_WRoQmcPuxbKJL-Wua_b_jbmUMu7vUObM&s=s8pWacini3l7LzIlPTsnNU9CyaUPBB76_egZSmeH6jE&e=> here. To generate a searchable .pdf of the current bibliography, simply click on the PDF tab at the top of the screen in Overleaf. Feel free to share the Read and Edit link ( <https://urldefense.proofpoint.com/v2/url?u=https-3A__wordpress.com_page_crhrarchaeology.wordpress.com_89371&d=AwMFaQ&c=2X_btuPRWkGwRX26NHIotw&r=BzjivF1QeBfI_3LA2VUN9ft9kB36GKxt8Ke21CMTTJU&m=QNP01JmHEc_WRoQmcPuxbKJL-Wua_b_jbmUMu7vUObM&s=7h9PVI7HCVvOYFzNj7Uu9Tu0PIV4ImFKrKsnaZKUTkU&e=> https://wordpress.com/page/crhrarchaeology.wordpress.com/89371) with colleagues and co-workers. Any and all users can add new references and edit existing references using <https://urldefense.proofpoint.com/v2/url?u=https-3A__wordpress.com_page_crhrarchaeology.wordpress.com_89371&d=AwMFaQ&c=2X_btuPRWkGwRX26NHIotw&r=BzjivF1QeBfI_3LA2VUN9ft9kB36GKxt8Ke21CMTTJU&m=QNP01JmHEc_WRoQmcPuxbKJL-Wua_b_jbmUMu7vUObM&s=7h9PVI7HCVvOYFzNj7Uu9Tu0PIV4ImFKrKsnaZKUTkU&e=> this link. If you run into any issues, or just have questions, please forward those along. I’ve also added a link to my blog (https://crhrarchaeology.wordpress.com/morphometrics/gm-bibliography-project/ <https://urldefense.proofpoint.com/v2/url?u=https-3A__crhrarchaeology.wordpress.com_morphometrics_gm-2Dbibliography-2Dproject_&d=AwMFaQ&c=2X_btuPRWkGwRX26NHIotw&r=BzjivF1QeBfI_3LA2VUN9ft9kB36GKxt8Ke21CMTTJU&m=QNP01JmHEc_WRoQmcPuxbKJL-Wua_b_jbmUMu7vUObM&s=fQ3ff8smttbv_MoBUs-LH7GzVEy_BlVHkZGyy8fkQPI&e=> ) where this same text is posted (archaeologists are nothing if not redundant). Many thanks in advance for your contributions—I think that this can be a great resource. Best, Zac -- MORPHMET may be accessed via its webpage at http://www.morphometrics.org <https://urldefense.proofpoint.com/v2/url?u=http-3A__www.morphometrics.org&d=AwMFaQ&c=2X_btuPRWkGwRX26NHIotw&r=BzjivF1QeBfI_3LA2VUN9ft9kB36GKxt8Ke21CMTTJU&m=QNP01JmHEc_WRoQmcPuxbKJL-Wua_b_jbmUMu7vUObM&s=riC-OjPoF4F1N_VKxCyj5OQqemgK5dKvJcKZx-Tz2Fw&e=> --- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "MORPHMET" group. 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