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What do you think? The syntax does not have to be present right now, but what about the idea itself? More specifically, I want to devise a not-so-new syntax that can be parsed as a valid markdown URL and can be used to customize rendering references.

With that said, I will try to figure out something that has the best of both worlds. However, the syntax used to render references cannot be fully supported because, as stated in the spec, references should be written as a valid markdown URL in order to be supported by any markdown tool.

Anyway, the way pandoc renders in-line references is pretty impressive and, as you said, makes it more customizable. Don't get me wrong, I still consider this to be a very important feature and chances are that I'm gonna work on it very soon (either this week or the next). Regarding your suggestions, it was in my plan initially, but I got carried away with other things throughout the past weeks and completely forgot about it. Thanks your suggestions are really helpful and I'm grateful that you're testing the plugin and providing constructive feedback.

I'm really impressed that the plugin have already come so far, and it's still a wonderful new option that will make Joplin incredible for use in academia : ) ! I'm just afraid that as is, it's not going to be very popular as the formatting is pretty strict and strange from my point of view. Still, I really don't want to sound either judgmental, or ungrateful about what you've done. For that, I refer to post I made previously: BibTeX Plugin - #18 by Klemet.

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That's why I still think that the best implementation of this might be the current functioning of Pandoc, which just reads citekeys and other syntax to format the citations automatically, very quickly (no need to write a full link), and with total and complete customization from the user in how they ultimatly look like. 2021' from my point of view, this should be done for them, as is done in Zettlr and Pandoc. Therefore, the user should not even have to input ' Betts et al. such a solution would present another problem when compared to how references are currently handled in most current software: that as soon as the user have chosen the reference(s) to add, the rest of the formatting (both in the end section of the document and in the place of the text where the reference is inserted) should be completely automatic. What I mean, is that instead of would have: The plugin could then 'read' the citekey contained in the link.

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2021)', or, etc.) rather than a code or a citekey that is rather strange to read.ДЄ potential solution that I'd see to this issue would be to replace the DOI link in the current system with the citekey, and to let the user input the text that they want for the link. From my point of view, an important aspect of references is that they should be included nicely in the text, and especially follow the format of academic literature (e.g. I'm doubly surprised that this aspect of the plugin does not appear in the trello, or on the GitHub page. changing bettsForestDegradationNot2021 into something like Betts et al. It seems like changing the format/text of the reference from something else than the citekey (i.e. I'm a bit surprised, however, that the format of the reference seem to be fixed, and not very pretty to read: Hey, ! Thank you for your hard work, it already works wonderfully : ) !