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Michael Piotrowski

Reading the specification, my understanding is that non-dropping particles should never be dropped from short names, regardless of the value of demote-non-dropping-particle. So, in an author-year citation, a name like “Joris van Zundert” should always appear as “van Zundert,” right? However, always produces “Zundert.” CSL allows you to cite “van Zundert” and have him sorted under Z—but this doesn’t seem to be possible with Pandoc. Am I missing something?

OK, I see parses the “van” as dropping particle, which explains its behavior. But it doesn’t seem to possible to have a non-dropping particle that’s ignored for sorting (the option demote-non-dropping-particle="sort-only").