Thanks!

This problem has recurred, but my page now uses the sites.ualberta.ca URL recommended in your earlier response:

https://sites.ualberta.ca/~szepesva/papers/p2.bib

The file is publicly accessible and contains my new 2026 entries. However, BibBase continues to serve an older cached version. When I add nocache=1, BibBase returns “Error retrieving bibtex file” and “No data.”

Could you please check why the BibBase server cannot currently retrieve this URL and clear or refresh its cached copy?

Your help would be much appreciated.

Thanks, this is a good tip. Now that I am thinking of this, I am not using the abstract so far for other things, so I will just go with this. (I use the bibtex file for my CV and grant proposal submissions, but they do not need the abstract..)