Hi,

I want to write markdown source that is dual compatible with 
pandoc-citeproc and biblatex, so that in HTML output I can use 
pandoc-citeproc, and in LaTeX output I can use biblatex.

There are some caveats:
<#>NoCite 

If I want to use nocite, pandoc-citeproc requires

nocite: |
  @abc

in the YAML front matter, but biblatex requires

\nocite{abc}

Am I missing anything?

So I need to put both for it to work. Luckily, it seems that even if I used 
pandoc-citeproc in LaTeX, the extra \nocite{abc} didn’t cause error.
<#>References Heading 

In pandoc-citeproc, a heading of References needed to be input manually. So 
there’s no simple way to write a markdown source that is compatible with 
both pandoc-citeproc (e.g. for HTML output) and biblatex (for LaTeX output).
<#>References in a List? 

pandoc-citeproc seems not to put the references in a list. Is it just about 
using a different citation style or something fundamental in 
pandoc-citeproc?

Thanks very much in advance.
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