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Year in paper titles would be great #112
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I'm -1 on this at the moment as I don't think this really adds much value in general and just adds in more metadata to something that is meant to be a simple listing and not a replication and not another database — we have INSPIRE for that. If this was going to be implimented it would make more sense to revamp the project as a proper generated website and have this information just get grabbed from the INSPIRE API. Can you elaborate on why you want the paper years in the title? |
I understand! Thanks for the effort! It would be to be able to understand
directly how recent the publications are. I am not a great website builder
but I can write the code to get the info from the inspire api.
Cheers,
João Pedro de Arruda Gonçalves
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… Would it be possible to include the year of the paper in the titles?
I'm -1 on this at the moment as I don't think this really adds much value
in general and just adds in more metadata to something that is meant to be
a simple listing and not a replication and not another database — we have
INSPIRE for that.
If this was going to be implimented it would make more sense to revamp the
project as a proper generated website and have this information just get
grabbed from the INSPIRE API.
Can you elaborate on why you want the paper years in the title?
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I would be in favor of adding this, as I think it is nice to know the timescale. The papers are supposed to be ordered in time, but it can be nice to know how old certain papers are. @Crashtime would you be able to add this? I think it should be easy to grab from the existing metadata. We don't have to be super precise about arXiv date versus published date. |
Thanks Ben! The distribution in time could be useful to see even if the
papers are in chronological order. I can play around with the API and add
this over this week. I would use the arxiv date if you agree.
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I would be in favor of adding this, as I think it is nice to know the
timescale. The papers are supposed to be ordered in time, but it can be
nice to know how old certain papers are. @Crashtime
<https://github.com/Crashtime> would you be able to add this? I think it
should be easy to grab from the existing metadata. We don't have to be
super precise about arXiv date versus published date.
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Great, thanks! arXiv date makes sense to me. |
Hello,
I have made some alterations to the make_md.py file and was able to include
the year, without the need for the arxiv API.
I created a new branch and would like to push it to the repo and follow
with a merge request, is this possible?
Cheers,
João Pedro de Arruda Gonçalves
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Hi @Crashtime, I think you never send a PR, did you? |
Hello, thank you for constructing and maintaining this, our field needs it!
Would it be possible to include the year of the paper in the titles? I can add the years my self for what is there already.
Cheers
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