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Adding contributors who are not authors:

1. categories of contribution beside authors

There is no list or reserved vocabulary for this (yet), jats just gives some examples:
https://jats.nlm.nih.gov/archiving/tag-library/1.1/attribute/contrib-type.html

2. yaml implementation

-  name: Nicole Vasilevsky
    ...
    is_author: yes
    is_corresponding_author: no

OR

-  name: Nicole Vasilevsky
    ...
    contributor-type: author, translator, research-assistant, editor, ...
    is_corresponding_author: no

3. manubot output

in the xml: using contrib-type attibute like jats4r recommendation, or using a entry (easier to implement, may make more sense)

(previously posted in #5 )

We have a brand new workflow for GitHub actions at manubot/rootstock#297, which I'd like to use to build the manuscript (rather than the traditional Travis CI).

@nicolevasilevsky I don't think I have the credentials I need to access the repository settings. Are you able to elevate my credentials for this repo?

@nicolevasilevsky wrote:

Add something here about using CRO? Manubot should be be able to track our contributions in the yaml file too?

Yes, we can put extra fields for authors in metadata.yaml. For example we could do:

  - github: nicolevasilevsky
    name: Nicole Vasilevsky
    initials: NV
    orcid: 0000-0001-5208-3432
    twitter: n_vasilevsky
    email: [email protected]
    affiliations:
      - Oregon Clinical and Translational Reseearch Institute, Oregon Health & Science University
      - Department of Medical Informatics and Clinical Epidemiology, Oregon Health & Science University
    roles:
      - CREDIT_00000013 writing original draft role

Currently we don't do anything with that information, but we could. @nicolevasilevsky should we show the roles in the manuscript?

Thanks @samteplitzky for all the work transferring the manuscript to this repository. I'll respond here to your message:

I'm in the process of transferring the contributor commentary to manubot. I think I know the answer to this, but is there a way to add color to table cells/rows to replicate how they are represented in the google doc? I'm assuming that's a limitation of markdown, but just wanted to check.

For reference, here's what the google doc looks like:

Will follow up with a solution!

any way to add contributors who are not authors something like

Do you want the translators to show up on the manuscript, like we did for translators at https://greenelab.github.io/scihub-manuscript-es/#traductores?

For now we could just create another field in the YAML for contributors below authors if we have this situation. Then I can deal with making it show up in the manuscript later.

Originally posted by @dhimmel in #5 (comment)