oops.  Thanks for pointing it out.  Corrected.

BTW, if you have Zotero (a free bibliographic add-on of Firefox 2.0) you can easily add any of these items to your Zotero by just clicking a special icon visible in the address bar.   I think Zotero is much-much better than EndNote, and we've designed Hypertope to work with Zotero so that people can take whatever bibliographic info that they like and also easily import their bibliographies from their Zotero or endnote into the hypertope repository.

Also, some of these items in biblio repository are not basic biliographic info, but can also contain links to other places on internet where the full text is.  Users can also post full text as well, through posting something that is 250,000 words long is not really advisable - they can just attach a downloadable file instead.  (Of course, one must note the copyright that may still be in place.  And if someone wants to put any of their publications into hypertope repository, they are welcome to do so because that doesn't fall under "publishing" , but electronic distributing.  Note: one must check with her/his publisher first!  Normally, 90% or journals these days allow that, which is why there all these new exciting elecronic repository projects arount the internet).

Biblio Repository is also a nice way to link one's publications in their profile page to a bibliographic data in the biblio repository.