Hi, all.
Carles Pina and I have been tidying up some punctuation issues, and we
could use some style guru feedback on a case that’s come up. In
ieee.csl, it looks sort of like this:
[1]
P.G. Zimbardo, “Does
Psychology make a significant difference in our lives?” American
Psychologist, vol. 59, Jan. 2004, pp. 339-351.
Psychology make a significant difference in our lives?” American
Psychologist, vol. 59, Jan. 2004, pp. 339-351.
The issue is with the characters around the “… lives? …” question
mark. The style ordinarily puts a comma after the title, followed by
the quote. citeproc-js is currently quashing the comma in this case.
It was leaving it in place until a couple of days ago:
[1]
P.G. Zimbardo, “Does
Psychology make a significant difference in our lives?,” American
Psychologist, vol. 59, Jan. 2004, pp. 339-351.
Psychology make a significant difference in our lives?,” American
Psychologist, vol. 59, Jan. 2004, pp. 339-351.
Is there a general convention on this? Failing that, are there views
on which looks more correct?
Frank