remove secondary contributors from journal-article #638
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…chapter and conference-paper this fixes problems arising in various styles with PLoS journals (Ambra backend?) putting the action editor in the journal article metadata
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awesome, thanks for doing this. There might be other macros that cause the same problem, let use know (or just fix) if you come across this in other styles. |
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do not show secondary contributors for journal-article, not just for chapter and conference-paper
this fixes #635
problems arising in various styles with PLoS journals (Ambra backend?) putting the action editor in the journal article metadata
I just searched & replaced the faulty macro wherever it appeared (I don't know the specifics of all styles, but am fairly certain that editors of articles are not cited ever, because they nearly never appear in the meta-data)