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Update CITATION.cff with contributor ORCIDs #136
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Sure, but it is a team effort to keep it going, so from my perspective, I'm happy with whatever order is chosen, including if Laura wants to be lead-author. |
Okay, I totally hear what @pelson saying, but I love the intent of @spencerkclark's point, so let's recognise that and seed the list with @lbdreyer and @pelson who are the creators of |
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I'm not concerned by the order of names, so happy to go with alphabetical or as it currently is |
@spencerkclark I think this PR is now good to bank? |
🚀 Pull Request
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This PR updates the
CITATION.cff
file with most of our contributor ORCID details, as per issue #135.I'm rolling with the 80/20 rule i.e., we can bank the majority of the ORCIDs now.
Note that, I've ordered the entries alphabetically by surname, which seems reasonable.
I'll leave issue #135 open and pinned for now. Perhaps our remaining contributors may get back to us at some point, or raise a pull-request themselves. We'll see ...