Bibbase seems to be automatically generating links for authors who aren't bibbase users (e.g. http://sites.udel.edu/speech-lab/publications/)

Would like to suppress those links if possible.

Hi,

Since bibbase v3, there is an extra comma or dot just before the year in the citations of articles (

see http://pbil.univ-lyon1.fr/members/dray/publications.php for an example). Moreover, the formatting has changed (fot size for journal name and volume, pages, year) but I have probably to correct my css file.

A last bug can be observed at http://pbil.univ-lyon1.fr/members/dray/talks.php : conference name is repated two times (in confname of confname). Perhaps this problem is more related to mendeley than bibbase? In my bibtex file (auto-generated by mendeley), the conference name appears only in 'booktitle' but it seems to appear twice in bibtex file hosted on mendeley.com (in 'series' and 'booktitle' fields).

Thanks for your work

Cheers

I don't know if this is a bug, but the issue is about author name uniqueness (or lack thereof).

There is an issue with obtaining a "token" to link my publications on bibbase with my page. Bibbase has this to say: [http://bibbase.org/network/link]

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Linking Your BibBase Page to Your Account

You can "claim" your publications on BibBase by linking your account on bibbase.org to your publications page. To do so, we will provide you with a verification token that you need to add to your bibbase parameters on your web page. This is described in more detail below.

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However, the issue is that only one name is found matching mine, and it is not mine. So currently all displayed publications served up by bibbase have a link from my name to an entirely unrelated research group in a different field. How do I get bibbase to identify my name?

I think all of my publications are currently attributed to

http://bradleylab.wustl.edu/publications/

I would be grateful if either (a) my profile was deleted so there is no erroneous attribution, or (b) a new profile be added for my name.

This is a small feature request, but I'd like better support for special LaTeX characters. For example, if I have an author with the last name Pěchouček, I would enter this in the BibTeX file as P\v{e}chou\v{c}ek, which BibBase displays as Pvechouvcek. Ideally it would show as Pěchouček in the main list of publications, but then when I clicked on the BibTex file it would keep it as P\v{e}chou\v{c}ek so that users could properly copy and paste it into there BibTeX file.