jgdr/content/article/sample-article.md

---
title: "Sample Article (draft) ⚫"
date: "2023-06-30T00:36:18+03:00"
author: "anybody"
contributors: ["jane-contributor.md"] 
draft: false 
keywords:
  - sample article 
  - journal info
  - guide
  - draft
abstract: |
  The text of your abstract. Max length..? 
---


# Todo 
- hint a basic structure (introduction, ... , conclusion )
- Specify 
	- submission length
	- abstract length 
	- keywords (min amount)
	- citation style 
	- provide a set citation examples (see [bib section](#bib))
	- examples of figures / captions 
	- instructions for submitting artifacts 
	- provide template in downloadable zip



# Introduction 

This is a sample article for submissions. 
Contributions are published in Markdown format. For a guide for writing in Markdown see ![Markdown guide](article:md-formatting). For incorporating bibliographic references see ![Markdown bibliographic referencing workflow](article:md-workflow). 

However, one can also submit in conventional word processor formats (DOCX, ODT). 

# Submission sample package

[Download submission sample](/sample/dummy-package/dummy-package.txt). 

# Submission length

How about:

- No fixed length, however, the journal encourages contributors to submit articles up to 8.000 words. In case your submission exceeds this limit please provide a concise statement why this is necessary. 

# Main fields 

## Title 
> ! Capitalization conventions?

## Abstract 
Abstract is to be included eventually in the frontmatter of the Markdown file, to be displayed as above. For submissions it's probably practical to have a section for the Abstract before the Introduction. 

## Keywords 
Add three keywords at minimum. 

# Article body 

## Headings 

Use up to three levels of headings. 

> ! Heading capitalization? 

## Tables 

| Header 1  | Header 2  | Header 3 |
| - |- | - |
| Item 1 | Item 2| Item 3| 
| Item 5 | Item 6| Item 7| 

<figcaption>Table 1: Sample table.</figcaption> 

## Images  

Supported image formats are: 
- SVG (vector)
- PNG (raster)
- JPG (raster; lossy, thus not preferred)

Place graphics in a subfolder e.g. `graphics/`.

>  - What identifier to use ? (Figure / Image/ Graphic?)  
> - !Images should appear **before/after** the first mention, and should be referred to in full, as in Figure 1 (not fig. 1). 

The examples below use the same graphic exported via Illustrator to: 
-  SVG (optimized for text; with selectable text) --> 3KB
- PNG (upscaled 3 times: 2100x900; transparent background) --> 56KB

![Figure 1: Sample illustration in SVG (vector format).](/sample/graphics/jgdr-test-illustration.svg "(Optional mouse-over text description) This is a SVG vector image.")
![Figure 2: Sample illustration in PNG (raster format); tansparent background; export resolution x3.](/sample/graphics/jgdr-test-illustration-3x.png "(Optional mouse-over text description) This a PNG raster image.")


*Note: to view the full resolution version of an image (web version), right click on an image and select "Open image in new tab". Note also that the text of the SVG graphic is selectable.* 

# Citations [?]
[Zotero]: https://www.zotero.org/ "free and open source, cross-platform citation management software."

For a guide on how to incorporate bibliographic citations in Markdown see the ![Markdown bibliographic referencing workflow](article:md-workflow).  We recommend the use of [Zotero][]. 

- > Citation style: Chicago? 

## Quotes [?]

> Block quotes are used for quotations that are 40 words or more, and are followed by a reference (Author 2015).   

For shorter quotations, use in-line quotes, as in "this is a quotation" (Author 2015). 

# Submission checklist 


Submit a zip folder including: 
- The article of the contribution either in 
	- a word processor file such as DOCX or ODT (anonymized metadata), or 
	- a Markdown file, either
		- with compiled bibliographic references, or 
		- together with the bibliography (bib) used. 
- [A PDF version of the article?] 
- A folder with all linked graphics in full resolution (e.g. `graphics/`). 
- Provide necessary artifacts either
	- via link to a drive or repository, or 
	- include them in full as separate `zip` files. 

Checklist: 
- [ ] The article has been proof-read.
- [ ] Consistent use of language (US/UK English).
- [ ] Graphics and other file attachments are included in a subfolder.
- [ ] Article wordcount, excluding bibliography and footnotes, does not exceed 8.000 words. If it does, include a brief statement to justify why this is necessary.
- [ ] The submission is anonymized. 


# Review process

e.g.
1. Editors: Notification of receiving the submission 
2. Editors: Notification that the submission is in review or desk rejected. 
3. Peer review timeframe, amount of reviewers, 
4. Kind of notifications (accept/reject/major/minor, etc.)
5. Publication process / archival of submitted material.

# Conclusion 

# Bibliography/References? {#bib} 

Compile a sample list of references for: 
- book 
- book chapter 
- conference paper 
- journal paper 
- website / blog / news post 
- film 
- Youtube/vimeo video
- presentation (e.g. GDC)
- repository
- artifact 
- and for games