You don’t need BibTex, you can get away with a small set of <meta> HTML tags. This is how I get gwern.net into Google Scholar. I’m not quite sure which of these are necessary (I copied from Michael Nielsen’s websites which I knew showed up) but the ones that seemed to eventually make it work were
I didn’t do anything else I recall to appease the GS gods. (I do do other things like periodically ‘merge’ citations together to me where GS thinks they may be to different works, and check manually each hit in GS for ‘gwern’ to find all the users of things like the DNM Archives and jailbreak them.)
The crawl part doesn’t seem to be a problem, I think GS piggybacks on G. It then does its own scraping/parsing for ‘citations’, presumably.
You don’t need BibTex, you can get away with a small set of
<meta>
HTML tags. This is how I get gwern.net into Google Scholar. I’m not quite sure which of these are necessary (I copied from Michael Nielsen’s websites which I knew showed up) but the ones that seemed to eventually make it work wereI didn’t do anything else I recall to appease the GS gods. (I do do other things like periodically ‘merge’ citations together to me where GS thinks they may be to different works, and check manually each hit in GS for ‘gwern’ to find all the users of things like the DNM Archives and jailbreak them.)
The crawl part doesn’t seem to be a problem, I think GS piggybacks on G. It then does its own scraping/parsing for ‘citations’, presumably.