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Publication Manifest
This Publication "manifest" form creates a provenance tracking record for each publication source that the WhatEvery1Says project collects and analyzes.  In the case of newspapers, magazines, etc. from which we are collecting multiple articles, a single Publication manifest represents the source.  (More particular information about each article will be included among the data we collect from the source.)  Books, reports, and articles from journals we are not systematically mining should have individual Publication manifests.
     When you submit this form, its information is sent to to a cumulative spreadsheet of publications here: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1-PhIX_z8oS9fdT8j-o4yQST6gKRIvtSfH5IPy9iLCpc&authuser=0
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_id -- Publication Title *
Use the format, for example: New_York_Times.  // [Append more to the id if differentiation is needed (e.g., New_York_Times_international)]
edition
E.g., online, US, print, Eastern, etc. [Can include multiple descriptors, separated by commas]
description
Optional description of the publication, if needed.
publisher *
E.g., New York Times [omit prefatory articles such as "the"]
date *
For publications with a single date, enter a date in the format 2001-01-01 (representing a work published on that exact date or, for instance, a monograph published in that year). For periodicals and other works with multiple issues, insert multiple date entries or date ranges representing the span our project is dealing with.  For date ranges, use the format: start-2001-01-01, end-2014-12-31.  Date ranges can later be adjusted in the spreadsheet that collects info from this form.
author(s)
Use this field only when collecting single works like a monograph or individual article (using the format:  Jane Smith, John Doe).  Do not fill in this field when collecting a whole range of articles from newspapers and magazines, since the author info will be included in the collected data itself.
contentType *
Choose from the list of types of publications
language
E.g., English
Country *
Nation of the originating publication.  For example, The Guardian newspaper would be identified as UK even if the particular edition being collected were online, US, etc.
City
City of the originating publication (or publisher), where applicable. For multiword city names, use the format, for example: New_York_City
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