slash between doi and shoulder

[Jamie Jamison]

Hi,

Does it make a difference if a slash follows the shoulder?  

Example: 10.1234/x2/1234   or  10.1234/x21234

Thank you,

Jamie

[fa...@kb.dk]

We're using a slash as the last character in the shoulder and it works fine (example: https://doi.org/10.60612/DATADK/BZQ8JE).

Regards,

Falco

[Don Sizemore]

Correct, I just went down a rabbit hole trying to find the line in the old version of the PID documentation which recommended a trailing slash in the shoulder setting.

As Falco says things should work fine without it, but we include it.

Don

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