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edit approved Sep 18, 2021 at 21:55
Shayan Shafiq
edit approved Sep 18, 2021 at 21:55
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I have an article where one of the authors has asked that his name on the byline be his military pilot call signcallsign (e.g., Maverick or Iceman). IsIs there a proper way to identify that the name used (e.g., Maverick) is a call signcallsign on the byline? ShouldShould it just be By: By Maverick?

I have an article where one of the authors has asked that his name on the byline be his military pilot call sign (e.g. Maverick or Iceman). Is there a proper way to identify that the name used (e.g. Maverick) is a call sign on the byline? Should it just be By: Maverick?

I have an article where one of the authors has asked that his name on the byline be his military pilot callsign (e.g., Maverick or Iceman). Is there a proper way to identify that the name used (e.g., Maverick) is a callsign on the byline? Should it just be: By Maverick?

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How to identify that a name on a byline is a callsign

I have an article where one of the authors has asked that his name on the byline be his military pilot call sign (e.g. Maverick or Iceman). Is there a proper way to identify that the name used (e.g. Maverick) is a call sign on the byline? Should it just be By: Maverick?