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pkp/pkp-lib#4325 include affiliations for all authors #2466

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@jnugent jnugent commented Sep 16, 2019

This was a customization for a hosted journal, but per @mgscano's recent comments:

"Being this a requirement for NIH submission, this change can be made public, i.e. included in the next release. This will be a good tool for all medical journals."

@asmecher asmecher merged commit 8db5a87 into pkp:master Sep 16, 2019
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Gotcha -- and while I couldn't find confirmation that more than the first affiliation is desired, it does look like the first-affiliation-only requirement has been removed from where it used to appear. Merged and cherry-picked to stable-3_1_2.

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mgscano commented Sep 18, 2019

Hosted client here :)
Well, Alec, actually I never found anything about the affiliations for all authors anywhere, but when I had to redo the pubmed application last year, Sarah Weis from the Data Provider Support Team at NLM had me add them for compliance.
There are a few other requirements, indeed, but I'd rather let them OT in another discussion.

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Gotcha, thanks, @mgscano. (For reference -- the first-author-only check that has now been removed per this issue was first introduced here: https://pkp.sfu.ca/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=7774)

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