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ngeo-supplementary
Use when partitioning content between the Nature Geoscience main text and its Supplementary Information, ensuring the Article stands alone while extended data, model output, and derivations live in the SI. Organizes the SI; does not write the main text.
Nature-Geoscience-Skills/skills/ngeo-supplementary/SKILL.md
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# Nature Geoscience Supplementary Information (ngeo-supplementary)
## When to trigger
- The Article is over 3,000 words and detail must move out of the main text
- A reader cannot follow the main text without consulting the Supplementary Information
- You have extended maps, full model ensembles, derivations, or additional proxies with no home
- You are unsure what is allowed in SI versus what must stay in the main text or online Methods
- Referees of a prior version asked for material that would bloat the main text
## The stand-alone rule (non-negotiable)
The main text must be **fully understandable on its own**. The Supplementary Information *supports* the Article; it must never be *load-bearing* for the headline advance. A reader who never opens the SI should still grasp the result, the core evidence for it, its uncertainty, and why it matters.
