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Using a 'corporate author' in the “author” field of a bibliographic entry (spelling out the name in full)Creating a new bibliography entry format for a clinical trialNatbib and website citationProblems with acm bibliographyHow to remove 'URL' prefixed before the URL in bibliographyBibliography customization, year as bib labelLyX: Url not showing in references using natbib and url packagesGetting square brackets inside bibtex year fieldcustomizing bst: edition numberProblem in rendering bibliography in ConTeXtBibTeX styles that use all the info that Zotero outputs to bib file for less common sources?













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I'm using the alpha bibliography style in a document of mine. Now, I have the following entry in my .bib file:



@miscfoo,
key = Frobnicating the bar,
author = The Foo Team,
year = 2018,
note = urlhttps://www.foo.com/whatever



I'm not using natbib, nor biblatex nor anything like that. What I get is:




[tea18] The foo team. Frobincating the bar. https://www.foo.com/whatever




The entry is fine - except for the shorthand. I'm actually not sure what I even want it to be, but definitely not "tea" as though it was some person whose last name is "team".



Can I fix this somehow?










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  • In name fields you should write author = The Foo Team, to make sure the name is treated as a unit and not parsed as the name of a person with last name "Team" and first names "The Foo", see also tex.stackexchange.com/q/10808/35864. Since the alpha style gives author preference over the key field when producing labels for @misc I can't see a way to override the label if you want to stick to author (which probably makes sense).

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I'm using the alpha bibliography style in a document of mine. Now, I have the following entry in my .bib file:



@miscfoo,
key = Frobnicating the bar,
author = The Foo Team,
year = 2018,
note = urlhttps://www.foo.com/whatever



I'm not using natbib, nor biblatex nor anything like that. What I get is:




[tea18] The foo team. Frobincating the bar. https://www.foo.com/whatever




The entry is fine - except for the shorthand. I'm actually not sure what I even want it to be, but definitely not "tea" as though it was some person whose last name is "team".



Can I fix this somehow?










share|improve this question
















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  • In name fields you should write author = The Foo Team, to make sure the name is treated as a unit and not parsed as the name of a person with last name "Team" and first names "The Foo", see also tex.stackexchange.com/q/10808/35864. Since the alpha style gives author preference over the key field when producing labels for @misc I can't see a way to override the label if you want to stick to author (which probably makes sense).

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I'm using the alpha bibliography style in a document of mine. Now, I have the following entry in my .bib file:



@miscfoo,
key = Frobnicating the bar,
author = The Foo Team,
year = 2018,
note = urlhttps://www.foo.com/whatever



I'm not using natbib, nor biblatex nor anything like that. What I get is:




[tea18] The foo team. Frobincating the bar. https://www.foo.com/whatever




The entry is fine - except for the shorthand. I'm actually not sure what I even want it to be, but definitely not "tea" as though it was some person whose last name is "team".



Can I fix this somehow?










share|improve this question
















I'm using the alpha bibliography style in a document of mine. Now, I have the following entry in my .bib file:



@miscfoo,
key = Frobnicating the bar,
author = The Foo Team,
year = 2018,
note = urlhttps://www.foo.com/whatever



I'm not using natbib, nor biblatex nor anything like that. What I get is:




[tea18] The foo team. Frobincating the bar. https://www.foo.com/whatever




The entry is fine - except for the shorthand. I'm actually not sure what I even want it to be, but definitely not "tea" as though it was some person whose last name is "team".



Can I fix this somehow?







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  • In name fields you should write author = The Foo Team, to make sure the name is treated as a unit and not parsed as the name of a person with last name "Team" and first names "The Foo", see also tex.stackexchange.com/q/10808/35864. Since the alpha style gives author preference over the key field when producing labels for @misc I can't see a way to override the label if you want to stick to author (which probably makes sense).

    – moewe
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  • In name fields you should write author = The Foo Team, to make sure the name is treated as a unit and not parsed as the name of a person with last name "Team" and first names "The Foo", see also tex.stackexchange.com/q/10808/35864. Since the alpha style gives author preference over the key field when producing labels for @misc I can't see a way to override the label if you want to stick to author (which probably makes sense).

    – moewe
    Sep 3 '18 at 13:12
















In name fields you should write author = The Foo Team, to make sure the name is treated as a unit and not parsed as the name of a person with last name "Team" and first names "The Foo", see also tex.stackexchange.com/q/10808/35864. Since the alpha style gives author preference over the key field when producing labels for @misc I can't see a way to override the label if you want to stick to author (which probably makes sense).

– moewe
Sep 3 '18 at 13:12





In name fields you should write author = The Foo Team, to make sure the name is treated as a unit and not parsed as the name of a person with last name "Team" and first names "The Foo", see also tex.stackexchange.com/q/10808/35864. Since the alpha style gives author preference over the key field when producing labels for @misc I can't see a way to override the label if you want to stick to author (which probably makes sense).

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