“…In other cases, homonyms (different authors with the same name and same initials), name changes due to marriage, transliteration from other alphabets, non‐standard characters (e.g., umlaute) or prefixes (von, de) usually corrupt the data integrity. Even in Zahn's case I found contortions like “Zhan” and distortions like “Zahnd” where the latter could be traced to a superscript denoting a footnote for the affiliation. Fortunately, Zahn has provided the ORCID identifier for his publications, so that also these erroneous entries are associated with his correct name.…”