Add CITATION.cff file for proper attribution and citation. #10
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Hi @AAYUSH-SPIDEY-SHARMA, thanks for opening this PR and proposing changes! I wanted to mention that an earlier PR was received through #8 and as a result we are going to focus our efforts on #5 there. |
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Hi @d33bs , Thank you for the update and for reviewing my PR. I completely understand that the changes are already being addressed in PR #8. I'm happy to see progress being made and will take a look at that PR to learn from it. Please let me know if there's anything else I can help with or contribute to in the project. I'm eager to assist wherever needed! Thanks again for your guidance. 😊 |
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This pull request introduces a CITATION.cff file to the project to provide proper attribution and citation information. The addition of this file ensures that users and developers can easily reference the software in their academic and professional work, promoting best practices for open-source contributions and recognition.
The CITATION.cff file contains essential metadata, including:
Project title and version
Authors and affiliations
Citation instructions for proper attribution
References to external resources or related works
This change aligns with the open-source community’s standard for citation practices and helps maintain academic integrity in research and software usage.
Fixes: #5