Hello,
As this question is missing in the scholar google FAQ and no one actually answer on their site… I'm managing a website that inclues academic publications. I suceeded to get indexed all the issues indexed on scholar google (Back to the first release in 1930)… In order to be complete, I tried to add all the cited literature, but I cannot find what are the correct tags/meta to use in order to tell googlebot that my article (well, I'm obviously not the author) is quoting those article/chapter/book, to that if I search on scholar google, it either add 1 quote in the list of paper quoting it, or, if the paper is not indexed by SG, it add it with [citation] tag.
Anyone has a clue about how to perform that?
Obviously, No one has an answer on it…
Maybe I should tell what I actually tried, find an exemple here:
http://www.histoire-valenciennes-cahv.fr/Memoires/index.php/CR-CAHV/article/view/831
After looking on classical editor (springer, elsevier… ) I figured out they used a class "reference": as the contant was différant in each journal I looked, I tried Highwire Press tags.
I obtain something like :
. (2016 ). Le siège de Maubeuge (17 mars - 3 Avril 1814) Le siège de Maubeuge par le prince Auguste de Prusse (20 juin - 12 juillet 1815). Mémoires de la Société archéologique et Historique de l’Arrondissement d’Avesnes sur Helpe, 40, 19‑60.
When the reference is already indexed, it add my paper in the list of paper quoting the reference… but for other, it does not make them a [citation]
Any idea?
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