Citing Selkies
How to cite Selkies in academic publications, and why citations keep the project alive.
NOTE: This page is also applicable for developers applying, embedding, forking, deriving, or taking influence from this project.
Citation Entry
To be available in the near future.
An academic publication describing this project is currently under preparation. Once it is available, the citation entry will be published on this page. Until then, please link to this page from your documentation.
Citations are the currency of scientific research. Citing in your publications is the main driver of keeping this project alive.
Remote desktop software projects have always been primarily proprietary. It is difficult to maintain such a project without consistent full-time compensation or financial upkeep.
Therefore, citations in academic publications are crucial for keeping this project under academic community governance, as well as to track and report the demographics of our users.
We kindly, but strongly ask all software projects which are applying into, embedding in, forking from, deriving from, or taking influence from this project to retain this page in a clearly visible location of your project and/or documentation.
Maintainers of derivative open-source projects should also place this text in a clearly visible location of your project.