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<biblioid> Biblio ID

A formal identifier for:
  • a work cited or listed in a bibliography, or
  • an author of the cited work.

Usage/Remarks

In this application, as denoted by the attributes used, the identifier must be a cited work’s DOI (digital object identifier) or the ORCID identifier for its author. In the first instance, only the @class attribute (with the value “doi”) is utilized, e.g., <biblioid class="doi">. In the second, both the @class and @otherclass attributes must be used, e.g., <biblioid class="other" otherclass="orcid">.
Display/Formatting Note
When <biblioid> is used for a cited work, only the actual DOI for the work, e.g., “10.2424/BalisageVol23.Usdin01” should be used as its content. (This permits the collection and transmittal of cited DOIs to Crossref, which will not accept a DOI provided as a URL.) On display, a live link will be created; the link will display as a URL with the generated text “https://doi.org/” preceding the <biblioid>’s content.
Related Elements
The <link> element should not be used to provide a full URL for a cited work. Although its use will generate a live link to the resource, it does not allow Balisage to collect and transmit DOIs for cited works to Crossref.
Attributes
class (REQUIRED)
otherclass
Models and Context
May be contained in
<bibliomixed>
Description
Text, numbers, or special characters
Expanded Content Model

(#PCDATA)

Tagged Sample

DOI for bibliographic entry

...
<bibliomixed xml:id="dunbar1960" xreflabel="Dunbar 1960">Dunbar, 
  Gary S. <quote>The Hatteras Indians of North Carolina</quote>. 
  <emphasis role="ital">Ethnohistory</emphasis> 7, no. 4 (Autumn 
  1960): 410–418. doi:<biblioid class="doi">10.2307/480877</biblioid>.</bibliomixed>
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