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Murray: /* Optional properties */

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Optional properties

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	\| Funding		\| Funding
	\| Information on projects that funded the work. This field is used to extract papers into project pages. See [[User:Admin/Projects]] for a list of project names used in this field.		\| Information on projects that funded the work. This field is used to extract papers into project pages. See [[User:Admin/Projects]] for a list of project names used in this field.
			\|-
			\| DOI
			\| Digital object identifier
	\|-		\|-
	\| Flags		\| Flags

Murray: /* Tags */

2016-05-16T16:57:36Z

Tags

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	<center>		<center>
	ID = YYYYx<br>		ID = YYYYx<br>
	Tag = ~~AAAYY~~-place		Tag = aaaYY-place
	</center>		</center>
	where		where
	* 'YYYY' is the four digit year in which this entry should be listed. Typically this is the year in which the entry is created.		* 'YYYY' is the four digit year in which this entry should be listed. Typically this is the year in which the entry is created.
	* 'x' is a lower case sequencing letter. This letter should be incremented for each group of papers that is created, although it is common to use the same letter when creating multiple papers that have the same timestamp (eg, submissions to a conference).		* 'x' is a lower case sequencing letter. This letter should be incremented for each group of papers that is created, although it is common to use the same letter when creating multiple papers that have the same timestamp (eg, submissions to a conference).
	* '~~AAA~~' is the author initials. For a single author, use the first three letters of the authors last name, ~~with the first letter capitalized~~. For four or fewer authors, used the first character of the last names of the authors. For more than four authors, use the first three letters of the authors last name followed by '+'.		* 'aaa' is the author initials. For a single author, use the first three letters of the authors last name, all lower case. For four or fewer authors, used the first character of the last names of the authors (lower case). For more than four authors, use the first three letters of the authors last name (lower case), followed by '+'.
	* 'YY' is the two digit year.		* 'YY' is the two digit year.
	* 'place' is a short abbreviation for the place that the paper was submitted, either a journal, conference, preprint repository or other descriptive term. Examples include "acc", "seed", "biorxiv".		* 'place' is a short abbreviation for the place that the paper was submitted, either a journal, conference, preprint repository or other descriptive term. Examples include "acc", "seed", "biorxiv".
	Note that the form '~~AAAYY~~-place' will usually match the name of the preprint file (with '.pdf' appended).		Note that the form 'aaaYY-place' will usually match the name of the preprint file (with '.pdf' appended).

	=== Templates and Actions ===		=== Templates and Actions ===

Murray: /* Required properties */

2016-05-16T16:56:30Z

Required properties

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	\| Publishing information about the paper (journal/conference name)		\| Publishing information about the paper (journal/conference name)
	\|-		\|-
	\| [[#~~Tag~~\|ID]]		\| [[#Tags\|ID]]
	\| Sequencing identifier for the paper, of the form YYYYx.		\| Sequencing identifier for the paper, of the form YYYYx.
	\|-		\|-
	\| [[#~~Tag~~\|Tag]]		\| [[#Tags\|Tag]]
	\| Unique identifier for the paper, of the form AAAYY-place.		\| Unique identifier for the paper, of the form AAAYY-place.
	\|}		\|}

Murray: /* Tags */

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Tags

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	==== Tags ====		==== Tags ====
	The 'Tag' ~~property is~~ used as a way of sorting entries in the database when lists are created. ~~Tags~~ should use the ~~form~~		The 'ID' and 'Tag' properties iare used as a way of sorting entries in the database when lists are created. The identifier should use the following forms:
	<center>		<center>
	~~YYYYx_AAAYY~~-place		ID = YYYYx<br>
			Tag = AAAYY-place
	</center>		</center>
	where		where

Murray: /* Required properties */

2016-05-16T16:51:38Z

Required properties

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	\| Source		\| Source
	\| Publishing information about the paper (journal/conference name)		\| Publishing information about the paper (journal/conference name)
			\|-
			\| [[#Tag\|ID]]
			\| Sequencing identifier for the paper, of the form YYYYx.
	\|-		\|-
	\| [[#Tag\|Tag]]		\| [[#Tag\|Tag]]
	\| Unique identifier for the paper, of the form ~~YYYYx_AAAYY~~-place.		\| Unique identifier for the paper, of the form AAAYY-place.
	\|}		\|}

Murray: /* Required properties */

2016-05-16T16:44:08Z

Required properties

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	\| Source		\| Source
	\| Publishing information about the paper (journal/conference name)		\| Publishing information about the paper (journal/conference name)
			\|-
	\| [[#Tag\|Tag]]		\| [[#Tag\|Tag]]
	\| Unique identifier for the paper, of the form YYYYx_AAAYY-place.		\| Unique identifier for the paper, of the form YYYYx_AAAYY-place.

Murray: /* Tags */

2016-05-16T16:39:57Z

Tags

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	* 'x' is a lower case sequencing letter. This letter should be incremented for each group of papers that is created, although it is common to use the same letter when creating multiple papers that have the same timestamp (eg, submissions to a conference).		* 'x' is a lower case sequencing letter. This letter should be incremented for each group of papers that is created, although it is common to use the same letter when creating multiple papers that have the same timestamp (eg, submissions to a conference).
	* 'AAA' is the author initials. For a single author, use the first three letters of the authors last name, with the first letter capitalized. For four or fewer authors, used the first character of the last names of the authors. For more than four authors, use the first three letters of the authors last name followed by '+'.		* 'AAA' is the author initials. For a single author, use the first three letters of the authors last name, with the first letter capitalized. For four or fewer authors, used the first character of the last names of the authors. For more than four authors, use the first three letters of the authors last name followed by '+'.
			* 'YY' is the two digit year.
	* 'place' is a short abbreviation for the place that the paper was submitted, either a journal, conference, preprint repository or other descriptive term. Examples include "acc", "seed", "biorxiv".		* 'place' is a short abbreviation for the place that the paper was submitted, either a journal, conference, preprint repository or other descriptive term. Examples include "acc", "seed", "biorxiv".
			Note that the form 'AAAYY-place' will usually match the name of the preprint file (with '.pdf' appended).

	=== Templates and Actions ===		=== Templates and Actions ===

Murray: /* Required properties */

2016-05-16T16:38:43Z

Required properties

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	\| Source		\| Source
	\| Publishing information about the paper (journal/conference name)		\| Publishing information about the paper (journal/conference name)
			\| [[#Tag\|Tag]]
			\| Unique identifier for the paper, of the form YYYYx_AAAYY-place.
	\|}		\|}

Murray: /* Tags */

2016-05-16T16:37:38Z

Tags

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	==== Tags ====		==== Tags ====
	The 'Tag' property is used as a way of sorting entries in the database when lists are created. ~~The~~ form ~~of each tag is~~ YYYYx_AAAYY-place, where		The 'Tag' property is used as a way of sorting entries in the database when lists are created. Tags should use the form
			<center>
			YYYYx_AAAYY-place
			</center>
			where
	* 'YYYY' is the four digit year in which this entry should be listed. Typically this is the year in which the entry is created.		* 'YYYY' is the four digit year in which this entry should be listed. Typically this is the year in which the entry is created.
	* 'x' is a lower case sequencing letter. This letter should be incremented for each group of papers that is created, although it is common to use the same letter when creating multiple papers that have the same timestamp (eg, submissions to a conference).		* 'x' is a lower case sequencing letter. This letter should be incremented for each group of papers that is created, although it is common to use the same letter when creating multiple papers that have the same timestamp (eg, submissions to a conference).

Murray at 16:36, 16 May 2016

2016-05-16T16:36:52Z

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	\| Obsolete property used as part of the HTDB papers database; not used here		\| Obsolete property used as part of the HTDB papers database; not used here
	\|}		\|}

			==== Tags ====
			The 'Tag' property is used as a way of sorting entries in the database when lists are created. The form of each tag is YYYYx_AAAYY-place, where
			* 'YYYY' is the four digit year in which this entry should be listed. Typically this is the year in which the entry is created.
			* 'x' is a lower case sequencing letter. This letter should be incremented for each group of papers that is created, although it is common to use the same letter when creating multiple papers that have the same timestamp (eg, submissions to a conference).
			* 'AAA' is the author initials. For a single author, use the first three letters of the authors last name, with the first letter capitalized. For four or fewer authors, used the first character of the last names of the authors. For more than four authors, use the first three letters of the authors last name followed by '+'.
			* 'place' is a short abbreviation for the place that the paper was submitted, either a journal, conference, preprint repository or other descriptive term. Examples include "acc", "seed", "biorxiv".

	=== Templates and Actions ===		=== Templates and Actions ===