Authors

All EAGLES documents have an `institutional author', i.e. EAGLES. The reason for this is to promote consensus building in the outside world by avoiding giving the appearance of individual or small-group work. Standards do not have authors, for example. It follows that an EAGLES document is referred to as e.g. EAGLES (1997d). See citation.

Also, typically, many people contribute to the production of a document, perhaps in non-written forms, e.g. through discussion in a workshop or via tele-conference. It is appropriate thus to credit several types of person as having contributed to the document.

The first chapter (or section, for article.sty) of the document is therefore devoted to giving details of contributions:

\chapter{Contributors}

with relevant \sections for each type (e.g. Authors, Comments and feedback, Editors, ...). See the example at the beginning of this document.

Full address and contact details should be given for the main authors, following the format to be found at the beginning of this document.


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