Add new preprints to website #22
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By the way: this changing of the "port" is a silly artifact of how jekyll sites are built locally on my computer and has no bearing on how the site is built on the web. I try to remember to not push these changes, but sometimes I forget. Alas.
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My thinking was that we want to promote any paper that makes use of any RSS software. Here, the DJ-1 paper uses careless, so we include it. Similarly, the PNAS DHFR paper doesn't necessarily advance any RSS software (though it does maybe introduce CCsym?), but it definitely uses and cites RSS software. I think it's reasonable to reconsider this, and/or to reorganize the publications to make it clearer which papers advance software vs. just use it. |
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I would suggest having a set of RSS-software-specific publications for easy citation for users, and then maybe a promotional page for publications using our software? Can maybe do this on the same website, but just having in two sections with the software at the top |
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This exists on that page, but perhaps I should switch the order; the "How to cite" section first, and then "Other publications" underneath |
This PR adds the four new RSS-related preprints to the publications page of the website. It also specifies that Laue-DIALS should be cited via the relevant paper.
I will note that the publications page is getting a little crowded. An exciting problem, of course, and I don't think it's an immediate concern, but we could consider some sort of reorganization. For example, I think it's within my jekyll abilities to parse the citation data and make a subheading for each year.