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Author with no affiliation #406
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@arfon can you help here. Can we support no or "empty" affiliations? |
The best we have is a workaround which is to create an affiliation called 'None' and assign that to the authors without affiliations. |
Should I hold out for actual support, or use that workaround in the finished paper? To me it seems strange to explicitly point out a "None" affiliation. |
I would move ahead and use the workaround. |
Isn't the usual convention here to list one's affiliation as "Independent scholar" or "Independent researcher"? |
I'm not sure, I feel pretty sure I've seen 'No affiliation' and 'None' before. What term the authors use is up to them. |
Workaround is described in openjournals/joss#406
Workaround is described in openjournals/joss#406
Workaround is described in openjournals/joss#406
Hi there,
This comes from the mlpack 3 review:
openjournals/joss-reviews#726
Or specifically the PDF proof in question:
https://github.com/openjournals/joss-papers/blob/joss.00726/joss.00726/10.21105.joss.00726.pdf
Authors 4 and 5 (Yannis and Sumedh) should have no affiliation, so I left no affiliation specified in the paper.md (https://github.com/mlpack/mlpack/blob/master/doc/joss_paper/paper.md). But the paper is compiled and (I guess) assumes that their affiliation is the first affiliation. Is there any way to specify no affiliation?
Thanks!
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