RIS citation format
A tagged plain-text format for bibliographic records, read by EndNote, Zotero, Mendeley and most library tools. CrawlCheck offers an RIS export beside BibTeX for the same pages.
What RIS citation format does not show
It moves a reference between tools; like any citation, it points at the source and does not vouch for it.
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Related terms in Proof and provenance
Showing a record existed at a date without asking anyone to trust us.
BibTeX · transparency log · signed tree head · inclusion proof · log witness · split-view attack · cite-as link · as-of answer · citation anchor · canonical origin · signed absence · threshold verdict · OpenTimestamps · anchoring · Content hash · Manifest tampering · C2PA · CAWG training and data mining assertion · content-addressed storage · Merkle tree · SHA-256 · daily seal · byline · dateline · trust center
Questions about RIS citation format
What is RIS citation format?
A tagged plain-text format for bibliographic records, read by EndNote, Zotero, Mendeley and most library tools. CrawlCheck offers an RIS export beside BibTeX for the same pages.
What does RIS citation format not show or guarantee?
It moves a reference between tools; like any citation, it points at the source and does not vouch for it.
Which area of the glossary does RIS citation format belong to?
Proof and provenance: Showing a record existed at a date without asking anyone to trust us.
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