Docs page on papers/works that use fiasco?

[jwreep]

Just a thought that popped into my head today: would it be useful to have a page in the Docs that lists any papers or other materials that have used fiasco? Of course, one can check citations on ADS or wherever, but it's sometimes nice to have a list showing how people have adopted packages like fiasco for their work. This could perhaps give us an idea of what features the community would most like to see improved/added so we can focus our efforts.

[wtbarnes]

Yes! That would be great. It'd be nice to aggregate this automatically, but as a start we could just dump these into a bib file and render it on a page somewhere in the docs. I think we can do this pretty easily using the Sphinx bibtex extension we're already using to track citations.

[wtbarnes]

According to Google Scholar, several papers have cited v0.2.3: https://scholar.google.com/scholar?oi=bibs&hl=en&cites=16074534634433862491. I'm guessing a similar query could be done for all versions on Zenodo.

[jwreep]

I'd recommend ADS for tracking this. It only lists versions once they've been cited, but seems to catch more papers than other trackers.

ADS lists citations to v0.2.3, v0.1.1, and the aggregated zenodo repository. The Google one catches one extra citation to v0.2.3 (a PhD thesis which ADS might not index), but doesn't see the citations to the other versions (yet?). I'm not sure if Zenodo itself is great for tracking citations. The v0.2.3 page doesn't list any citations, for example.

In any case, a bib file is an easy place to start. Automating would be nice -- do you know of any tools to automatically pull new citations as they crop up?