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On page 7 section 4 we cite "SDSS (York et al)" and then towards the bottom of the page we say "SDSS (Abazajian et al. 2009)". Seems weird to do that. I think I'd prefer either we drop the second or we add it to the first mention.
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Good points, but I'm my solution will just make it worse :).
The first reference is in the context of the technical design + plan of the survey, so York is most appropriate
The second time I cite it I specifically refer to DR7 so Abazajian et al. is appropriate
And the third time I mention it, I refer to it in the context of the imaging data we used for reprocessing, so actually the DR9 paper (Ahn et al.) is the right one to cite there.
On page 7 section 4 we cite "SDSS (York et al)" and then towards the bottom of the page we say "SDSS (Abazajian et al. 2009)". Seems weird to do that. I think I'd prefer either we drop the second or we add it to the first mention.
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