Decide whether to migrate citations or autogenerate them

Citations are not yet migrated.

select COUNT(*) from field_data_field_citiations;
+----------+
| COUNT(*) |
+----------+
|      226 |
+----------+

The overwhelming majority of these are crediting GEO; only two do not mention GEO at all:

select entity_id, field_citiations_value from field_data_field_citiations WHERE field_citiations_value NOT LIKE '%GEO%';
+-----------+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| entity_id | field_citiations_value                                                                                                                                                                          |
+-----------+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
|      1077 | When citing this article, please use the following format: Adam Trott and Ebin Crowell (2013). The Valley Alliance of Worker Co-operatives: Exploring the Potential of Co-operative Development |
|      2685 | This article originally appeared on Medium.  It is reprinted here with permission.                                                                                                              |
+-----------+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+

And a visual inspection did not spot any that were something like ..."permitted GEO to use".

So it's better for us to generate the citations automatically, correct?

But we need to mark anything that doesn't have this citations field with a value as not to display the generated citation, because it might not be GEO's own article, correct?

cc @cedewey