Add more AUDIT_SUPPORT data items #504
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This PR adds the
_audit_support.funding_organization_URLand_audit_support.special_detailsdata items. The suggested items would help with some real life cases that we have encountered while using theAUDIT_SUPPORTcategory.The
_audit_support.funding_organization_urldata item would be useful for at least two reasons. Firstly, the organization DOI may not always be available (e.g. if the organisation is not yet registered with CrossRef). Furthermore, the organization DOI links to a JSON page which is machine-readable and quite informative, but not very human-friendly. Since these two data items are intended to serve slightly different purposes, I added a disclaimer to also include_audit_support.funding_organization_DOIwhen possible.The
_audit_support.special_detailsis just the regular catch-all field with similar semantics as in other categories. The most recent real life use case that comes to mind would be to record the name of the funding call/programme, e.g. Horizon 2020.