My university requires online sources to include three different dates per entry:
- Date of original publication
- Date of last edit
- date of visiting the website
Well, the first and third date are easy, but what biblatex field corresponds to the second date?
date
- ???
urldate
In the end, an entry should look something like
Uthor, A. (1996): A Stackexchange question. <https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/ask>. (Last edited: 2008-04-36) (Last checked: 2018-01-29)
where the dates correspond to the above definitions as
- 1996
- 2008-04-36
- 2018-01-29
How do I approach this? Right now, I just use the note
field, but, of course, this is not exactly desirable, since it is not very "clean".
EDIT: just found some other similar questions. I need to work on that, although I have not much knowledge as to which bibmacro I need to edit or, actually, about adding custom fields to entries and incorporating them in macros. I'll see what I can do.
I shall investigate them further.
biblatex
as your tagging suggests? Would you be OK with abiblatex
-specific solution? – moewe Jan 29 '18 at 10:35biblatex
. I would indeed. Gosh, you're even faster in seeing this question as I am adding information. – thymaro Jan 29 '18 at 10:38