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This seems to be a formatting error. For such a huge author list, you usually write only the first name and then "et al." for "others".
by s-macke 1y ago
This seems to be a formatting error. For such a huge author list, you usually write only the first name and then "et al." for "others".
- tomsmeding 1y agoThe 'et al.' is used for in-article citations, if done in author-year format; references in the reference list are, to the extent that I've seen, always written out in full. I guess Google just wanted to make the life of any academic citing their work miserable. There are (unfortunately) conferences that have page limits that include the reference list; I wonder if an exception would be made here.
- esafak 1y agoThey want authors to think twice before citing someone. A curious incentive!