User talk:Claire Harkins

Hi,

this is your talk page. people can eave you messages here and you will see that you have a message next time you log on. My talk page is here: http://www.spinprofiles.org/index.php/User_talk:David

Anyway, this message is to say that I have revised the first ref on the Scottish & Newcastle page so that it has your version and a revised version. If you can try and follow this style of referencing that would be great. ie every ref should take the form:

author [url(if online) title of article/page] date, volume, no, pages etc, accessed on ...date.

This is the same as in any academic essay etc.

--David 21:09, 2 Feb 2007 (GMT)

Good stuff on S&N. Can you try and sort the refs? If you close the lines breaks between refs they will automatcially number correctly.

--David 16:04, 5 Feb 2007 (GMT)

Ahh, I see what has happened. You have done the following: Scottish & Newcastle Web Site Jan 2007. [1] Scottish & Newcastle Company Facts Accessed Jan 2007.

My mistake.

The full ref should look like this: Scottish & Newcastle Company Facts Accessed Jan 2007. --David 16:06, 5 Feb 2007 (GMT)

If you close the line breaks (remove the line of space) between refs they will automatcially number correctly. --David 21:12, 6 Feb 2007 (GMT)

Claire, great work on S and N. and on Bain. Still and issue about referencing though. Have a look at A Guide to Referencing - in particular the need to have: author [url title of article] journal title, date etc

--David 09:08, 10 Feb 2007 (GMT)

Hi,

more good work on the bcsd. I think it might be best if the Scottish stuff goes on the dedicated page with just a little summary on the main page. So the scottish steering group should go on this page: Scottish Steering Group of the Business Council for Sustainable Development-UK

--David 21:50, 13 Feb 2007 (GMT)