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JOSS and ROR #1353
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See openjournals/inara#71 and openjournals/inara#72. I was also thinking about this |
Thanks very much @cthoyt for your good and complete work! |
@cthoyt & @xuanxu - We're now having problems accepting papers - see openjournals/joss-reviews#6917 (comment) for example. Is this problem tied to the ROR-related change? |
looking at it now. will give an update in 20-30 minutes |
See openjournals/inara#77, I think I've got a solution |
@cthoyt @tarleb – looks like we have a paper using RORs (yay!), but the paper formatting looks pretty janky (see the spacing between affiliations text): https://github.com/openjournals/joss-papers/blob/joss.07377/joss.07377/10.21105.joss.07377.pdf Any thoughts on how this could be potentially improved? |
yay! and, oh no! I think this is an artifact of how I turned the ROR SVG into the latex commands. This was a bit of oversight on my part not trying with a more involved author list, but unfortunately when I was making changes to Inara, the diffs were very big and unruly, and I tried to minimize the document changes. I will take a second pass at this, and see if the bounding boxes in the latex commands can be adjusted :) |
hi @arfon, thanks for being patient. I hope I wasn't holding up the daily JOSS grind. I've got a fix in openjournals/inara#90 :) |
hi @arfon, we've merged the fix and made a new 1.1.2 release of Inara that includes it |
JOSS should make use of the new version once this PR is merged: xuanxu/publishing-artifacts-action#1 |
Merged! |
Before: After: |
Maybe there's still room for improvement on the vertical positioning and left padding, but this is looking much better already! |
😻 |
If JOSS asked authors to use RORs to indicate their affiliations, we could pass them to Crossref and be a better member of the community, and it would also be easier for us to understand our authors.
We could also use RORs for editors and reviewers.
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