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@maphew @pubpub-zz @mstamy2 @exiledkingcc What do you think about this guide how to cite PyPDF2? Examples for other software:
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looks good. perhaps add also a link to the github contributors page to have a dynamic list of the contributors and be sure to not forget anyone |
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@pubpub-zz I've replaced the URL by the contributors page URL
The contributors page is for sure missing a lot of people. I will add the once which I perceive as the most important ones (the people who I have added as authors into bibtex directly - but even there I'm not sure if I might have forgotten people) |
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My recommendation that if you wanted to make PyPDF2 citable, you should add it to zenodo. Having a permanent DOI that one can use to reference back to a work is nice for a number of reasons in my experience.
Co-authored-by: Matthew Peveler <matt.peveler@gmail.com>
I think that's a good idea. I'll do that once we merged back into |
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I'll merge this now. Feel free to add comments here / open issues. I'm open to adjust this :-) |
Documentation (DOC) - Deduplicate extract_text docstring (#1485) - How to cite PyPDF2 (#1476) Maintenance (MAINT) Consistency changes: - indirect_ref/ido ➔ indirect_reference, dest➔ page_destination (#1467) - owner_pwd/user_pwd ➔ owner_password/user_password (#1483) - position ➜ page_number in Merger.merge (#1482) - indirect_ref ➜ indirect_reference (#1484) [Full Changelog](2.12.0...2.12.1)
Closes #1475