Am Montag, den 27.10.2008, 15:41 +0000 schrieb Chris Walker: > Manuel Prinz <debian@pinguinkiste.de> writes: > > I used the scheme "First Author, Year, Colon, Software" for quite some > > time now. Example: "Baker2001:apbs" for APBS [0]. Until now, I did not > > have any problems with that. > > If you were to put the software first - eg "apbs:Baker2001", tab > completion of the reference would be easier as I'm more likely to > remember the name of the software than the name of the author. Sounds reasonable. > I used to use the scheme used by bids.to.bibtex - which was "First > Author's surname, first letter of the surname of other authors, > year". This gives a bigger namespace, but is probably not necessary > for software. Yes, I guess your proposal above should suffice for software. Best regards Manuel
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