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Links to preservation policies that have cited OAIS and/or any information about the most common way of citing the standard would be greatly appreciated.
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Is there a standard way of citing OAIS?
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Hi,
In my opinion there is no most common way of citing something. It depends which citation standard is used in an enviroment where you're going to publish text with the citation. In my country each different institutions use different citation standards or different papers require different standards. It's a good idea to check the citation habits or requirements and adapt to them.
There is no one universal and correct answer. Various citation tools can convert between standards. This could also help.
Best,
Jaroslav
In my opinion there is no most common way of citing something. It depends which citation standard is used in an enviroment where you're going to publish text with the citation. In my country each different institutions use different citation standards or different papers require different standards. It's a good idea to check the citation habits or requirements and adapt to them.
There is no one universal and correct answer. Various citation tools can convert between standards. This could also help.
Best,
Jaroslav