Difference between revisions of "Citation Format Recommendations"
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Revision as of 13:59, 26 May 2010
Recommended Reference Style Information:
Tim McGeary proposes that the Editorial Committee chose a recommended style for all authors. Authors that do not choose recommended style need to follow another documented style and communicate that to their assigned editor. Using a documented style will provide a clear editorial guidelines for consistency, and ensure proper citations and references of literature and resources.
CSE Style Example (Ohio State)
jrochkind's proposal: Citations should be clear and unambiguous, and reasonably consistent within an article. Authors are welcome but not required to use a formal style. Editors will ensure readability, clarity, and reasonable consistency of citations, but will not check citations for compliance with stylebooks.
Voting on Recommended Style:
| Name | Recommend Style? (Y/N) | Which Style? (Vote even if N) |
|---|---|---|
| Tim McGeary | Y | CSE |
| J Rochkind | N | |
| Carol Bean | Y | CSE |
| Staurt Yeates | N | RFC |
| MJ Suhonos | N | |
| Ron Peterson | N | |
| Andrew Darby | Y | APA |
| Edward Corrado | Y | CSE |
| Your Name | Vote | Style |
