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easy identification / deidentification of authors #114
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Hi, yeah, I very much like that idea. What do you think would need to be removed? Of the top of my head I'd think
All three of these are supported by the
This would create a manuscript-style document without author information or author note. To hide references on demand you need to use
That way you can use I believe 1. and 2. should also be easy to enable for Word documents and I'll leave this issue open as a reminder to implement this feature some time in the future. I don't think, however, there is a |
I just pushed a commit to the development branch ( |
That is so cool! Thanks. This is a very useful feature.
Matt
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I just pushed a commit to the development branch (devtools::github_install("crsh/papaja", ref = "devel")) that adds a mask option to the YAML front matter. In apa6_pdf() it activates the mask option and in apa6_word() it removes author names, affiliations, and author note from the title page.
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Hello, sometimes, journal editors want us to mask anything in the manuscript that can identify the team of authors. In such cases, we need to replace certain in-text info (e.g., normal OSF link to view-only OSF link; funding information etc). Is it possible to combine this mask setting with some sort of if-else statement to achieve this? |
When submitting a manuscript for publication, it is customary to prepare a version in which the authors' identifying information has been removed.
Would it be possible to add this as a feature to papaja?
Perhaps as a TRUE/FALSE flag that could be set in the manuscript's preamble..?
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