User talk:Peter MacLeod

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References

Hi Peter,

I see you are having a go at posting material. Make sure to add the followong at the bottom of each page:

==Notes==
<references/>

also make sure that you provide a full reference to all statements of fact.

See A Guide to Referencing

--David 22:37, 7 March 2010 (UTC)

more info on refs

HI Peter

might be easier to see how the refs are done in a properly ref'd article (many of our older articles are not), at http://www.spinprofiles.org/index.php?title=Alliance_for_Abundant_Food_and_Energy&action=edit

have a look at how the coding is done, with ref coding, author if there is one, open square bracket, url, then a space, title of article or web page, publication or who owns website, date of article, then date accessed if web page.

let me know if any q's by clicking on link below and typing message on my talk page, or email claire.robinson[AT]spinprofiles.org

many thanks

--Claire Robinson 12:05, 8 March 2010 (UTC)

refs part 3!

Hi Peter

I have done the refs in Steve Smith's page as they should be -- have a look by going into Edit function and seeing how they are done.

thank you! --Claire Robinson 12:13, 8 March 2010 (UTC)

refs reminder

HI Peter

just a reminder to do the refs in Stuart Cook and all yr other pages...

many thanks

--Claire Robinson 18:04, 9 March 2010 (UTC)

Tidying

Hi Peter

I've tidied up http://www.spinprofiles.org/index.php/Electricity_Networks_Strategy_Group a bit and taken out reference to the Lexis Nexis url, as most cannot access Lexis. if there is another online source that would be good but I cdn't find one.

note that the coding for block quotes is not to use quote marks but start new para with a colon, thus

Your intro to block quote goes here: <nowiki>:Then start your block quote like this with colon and carry on, putting ref at end at normal. Quotes within the quote can be punctuated normally, like this: "Ouch!" he said.[1]<nowiki>

the colon creates a nice indent.

thanks and best wishes

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