Google Scholar free WordPress plugin

This plugin turns WordPress into a platform for scholarly publication. It adds several fields to the user profile page to allow you to enter institutional affiliation, department, etc. It allows you to enter in publisher, ISSN, and language information. It outputs an abstract (taken from the post excerpt), author information, and citation links that allow readers to easily download article citation date. It also outputs metadata to facilitate indexing in Google Scholar. Future versions of this plugin will allow you to enter multiple authors for a single article, and will also provide a facility to organize articles into issues and volumes. You can see this plugin in action here (http://www.sociology.org/featured/killing-the-little-girls-of-the-world) Donations If you like this plugin and grok the potential for transforming scholarly communication, show your appreciation by Buying me a book on my wishlist http://www.amazon.ca/registry/wishlist/CTLZE6ZI577S Donating whatever amount you see fit. Send your donation to michael_sharp@telus.net via paypalHey everybody. This is just to let you all know this is my first attempt at WordPress coding so please be patient. I’ll try and be as responsive as possible but keep in mind i”m learning as I go. The basic goal of this plugin is to facilitate independent scholarly publication. This is publication that circumvents the traditional press and allows the scholar themselves to address the field directly. Google scholar is a great way to facilitate that since Google Scholar indexes scholarly output regardless of its associated with a journal. This gives scholars a unique opportunity to get their work out there quickly, efficiently, and without having to worry about the gatekeepers at the temple of the scholarly press. I am aware of the need to maintain quality control, and I understand peer review is part of that process, but at the same peer review slows scientific discovery down, and the