citeulike (![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} citeulike) wrote,@ 2005-06-20 19:07:00 |
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Edit DOIs for your articles
Another new features lets you add a DOI (Document Object Identifier) to your article on CiteULike if it doesn't have one and you know what it should be. Just click down to the view article page, and hit the "Edit links and DOIs..." button. You'll obviously need to be logged in, and you'll need to have the article in your collection.
Apparently some journal styles actually require you to produce bibliographies with DOIs, so this should help if you publish in one of those.
Another new features lets you add a DOI (Document Object Identifier) to your article on CiteULike if it doesn't have one and you know what it should be. Just click down to the view article page, and hit the "Edit links and DOIs..." button. You'll obviously need to be logged in, and you'll need to have the article in your collection.
Apparently some journal styles actually require you to produce bibliographies with DOIs, so this should help if you publish in one of those.
