Org-mode is primed to add citation support, with a syntax inspired in part 
by pandoc's.

But I'm now wondering about a design detail it shares with pandoc, and so I 
thought I'd ask this community before raising it there.

So this is what pandoc's `[-@key]` would look like:

>   [cite:-@key]

If there are multiple items in the same citations, it could be this:

 [cite:-@key1;@key2]

As in, suppress author on first item, but not second, as opposed to all 
items within the citation.

In retrospect, does this make sense?

The org syntax will also have an optional "style" section, which applies to 
the whole citation; so:

 [cite/text:@key1;@key2]

... which leads me to wonder if "suppress author" is really just such a 
style.

Bruce

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