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@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ Alas! I can't use it to save cases. All resources on the internet tell me that Z
### Turns out Zotero's compatibility is an open source project with inbuilt development tools. ### Turns out Zotero's compatibility is an open source project with inbuilt development tools.
Why is Zotero's compatibility an open source project with inbuilt development tools? I don't care, but I love it. Why is Zotero's compatibility an open source project with inbuilt development tools? I don't care, but I love it.
Work starts right away on a [Zotero Translator](https://github.com/zotero/translators) for my database of choice, Lexis's newest iteration called Lexis+. One or two hyperfixations later, I [drop a PR](https://github.com/zotero/translators/pull/3038) and call it a day. Work starts right away on a [Zotero Translator](https://github.com/zotero/translators) for my database of choice, Lexis's newest iteration called Lexis+. One or two hyperfixations later, I [drop a PR](https://github.com/zotero/translators/pull/3012) and call it a day.
This was my first medium-term back-and-forth with an open source project contribution. Zotero's development APIs have lackluster documentation, but their maintainers have high standards. Through a team effort, I made it to merge, and could claim victory! Victory over the internet, the legal community, the Zotero project, and the walled-garden ([[Essays/why-i-garden|I hate those]]) legal research databases that dared catch my ire. This was my first medium-term back-and-forth with an open source project contribution. Zotero's development APIs have lackluster documentation, but their maintainers have high standards. Through a team effort, I made it to merge, and could claim victory! Victory over the internet, the legal community, the Zotero project, and the walled-garden ([[Essays/why-i-garden|I hate those]]) legal research databases that dared catch my ire.
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4. \[If I had my way,\] click a single button in Zotero to sync your importation and markup to a (*free!*) cloud group for use by the higher-ups. 4. \[If I had my way,\] click a single button in Zotero to sync your importation and markup to a (*free!*) cloud group for use by the higher-ups.
Unfortunately, the folks at my journal have been resistant to change thus far, and the only time I've saved has been my own. Unfortunately, the folks at my journal have been resistant to change thus far, and the only time I've saved has been my own.
#### Worth it. #### Worth it.
#### P.S.
I had a small hiccup that I discovered through subsequent use for another journal article.
https://github.com/zotero/translators/pull/3038
There, fixed it. All better.