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-# scholarly-metadata
-
-The filter turns metadata entries for authors and their
-affiliations into a canonical form. This allows users to
-conveniently declare document authors and their affiliations,
-while making it possible to rely on default object metadata
-structures when using the data in other filters or when accessing
-the data from custom templates.
-
-
-## Canonical format for authors and affiliations
-
-Authors and affiliations entries are treated as *named objects*.
-All named objects will have an ID and a name, i.e. they are
-metadata objects with *at least* those two keys:
-
-    - id: namedObjectExample
-      name: Example for a named object.
-
-The filter converts the *author* and *institute* metadata fields
-into lists of named objects.
-
-E.g., the following YAML data
-
-    author:
-      - Jane Doe:
-          email: 'jane.doe@example.edu'
-      - John Q. Doe
-
-
-will be transformed into
-
-    author:
-    - email: 'jane.doe\@example.edu'
-      id: Jane Doe
-      name: Jane Doe
-    - id: 'John Q. Doe'
-      name: 'John Q. Doe'
-      
-Internally, `id` will be a simple string, while `name` is of type
-`MetaInlines`.
-      
-
-## Referencing affiliations
-
-Author affiliations are a common feature of scholarly
-publications. It is possible to add institutes to each author
-object. Three methods of doing this are supported.
-
-1.  **Referencing institutes by list index**: affiliations can be
-    listed in the *institute* metadata field and then referenced
-    by using the numerical index:
-    
-        institute:
-          - Acme Corporation
-          - Federation of Planets
-        author:
-          - Jane Doe:
-              institute: [1, 2]
-          - John Q. Doe:
-              institute: [2]
-        
-    This is also the canonical representation used to keep track
-    of author affiliations.
-
-2.  **Referencing institutes by ID**: using numerical indices is
-    error prone and difficult to maintain when adding or removing
-    authors or affilications. It is hence possible to use IDs
-    instead:
-
-        institute:
-          - acme: Acme Corporation
-          - federation: Federation of Planets
-        author:
-          - Jane Doe:
-              institute: [acme, federation]
-          - John Q. Doe:
-              institute: [federation]
-
-3.  **Adding institute as an attribute**: sometimes it might be
-    more convenient to give an affiliation directly in the
-    author's YAML object. Those objects can still be referenced
-    by ID from authors listed below such entry.
-    
-        author:
-          - Jane Doe:
-              institute:
-               - Acme Cooproration
-               - federation: Federation of Planets
-          - John Q. Doe:
-              institute: [federation]