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Software is increasingly important for research, but is often not cited. This is why Tom Wagg & I introduce the Software Citation Station 😎👩‍💻🚉 a public website and tool to quickly find or add software citations! Try it here:

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Using our website it becomes super easy (just a few clicks) to create an LaTeX ready software acknowledgement statement (including bib files to add to your library!)

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And.. we made it super easy to add new software (or edit current software). You just fill out an online form, which creates a GitHub issue!

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We wrote a paper about our tool that you can find here: (on ArXiv today), which also includes many references and resources to other software citation efforts! 😍

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We hope this can make citing software more common, which is important to recognize, value, and support software development going forward in astronomy. Long term we hope to connect this to something like ASCL or ADS (TBC..) 👨‍💻👩‍💻 Thanks for reading this far!😊

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