This is a rough (but distributable) list of works created using XLingPaper. It is intended to be circulated for comment and feedback. It is a draft section of another work which looks at XLingPaper in more depth. If you are an author who has used XLingPaper please consider adding your content to this work by contacting Hugh Paterson III.
The latest version of this bibliography can be found on Github and in Zenodo. New versions are released on Github which automatically updates Zenodo. It can be referenced as an un-published archival manuscript. Something like the following:
Paterson III, Hugh J., (Compiler). 2021. Some Works created in XLingPaper. Zenodo, ms [Version: v1.0]. doi:
Contributions via Github can occur as pull requests. Alternatively email Hugh Paterson III a reference to be added in an XLingPaper document (an item within a XLingPaper References section is sufficient. So that he can copy and paste the code into the existing document). Structural changes to the bibliography will be considered based on user feedback.
This is the start of an annotated bibliography of works created using XLingPaper. XLingPaper has been around since 2001 and has been the tool of choice for those who have sought solutions beyond the performance or limits of: MS Word, TeX, Markdown, OpenOffice, Pages, Pandoc, Scrivener and a variety of other tools. The scope of the bibliography is comprehensive—if it was built with XLingPaper. The purpose of this bibliography is to use XLingPaper to create a document which will help tool users identify how XLingPaper has been used to create works like they might want to create — to exemplify the diverse utility of XLingPaper. Therefore the annotations note the unique typography, document structure, and content formats rather than any linguistic features, argumentation, or theory. To date the primary academic discourse presenting XLingPaper has been published as Simons & Black (2008), Black (2009), Black & Black (2012).
This paper and its content is copyright Hugh Paterson III 2021. Licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution Share Alike 4.0 International license.