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We use [https://www.zotero.org/groups/1892855/lexbib/library LexBib Zotero group] for gathering, curating, and exhibiting publication metadata of conference papers, journal articles, book chapters, handbook articles, and videos of the domain of Lexicography and Dictionary Research. Article metadata, including abstracts, can be downloaded from there in several structured formats, transferred to own local Zotero instances, and used for automatic generation of citations and bibliographies (this is done | We use [https://www.zotero.org/groups/1892855/lexbib/library LexBib Zotero group] for gathering, curating, and exhibiting publication metadata of conference papers, journal articles, book chapters, handbook articles, and videos of the domain of Lexicography and Dictionary Research. Article metadata, including abstracts, can be downloaded from there in several structured formats, transferred to own local Zotero instances, and used for automatic generation of citations and bibliographies (this is done installing a suitable [https://www.zotero.org/styles CSL citation style], and using [https://www.zotero.org/support/word_processor_integration Zotero word processor connectors]. Every LexBib Zotero item is linked to its counterpart in LexBib wikibase (find the link under "attachments"). | ||
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LexBib Zotero
We use LexBib Zotero group for gathering, curating, and exhibiting publication metadata of conference papers, journal articles, book chapters, handbook articles, and videos of the domain of Lexicography and Dictionary Research. Article metadata, including abstracts, can be downloaded from there in several structured formats, transferred to own local Zotero instances, and used for automatic generation of citations and bibliographies (this is done installing a suitable CSL citation style, and using Zotero word processor connectors. Every LexBib Zotero item is linked to its counterpart in LexBib wikibase (find the link under "attachments").
