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)
Have a look at the resources section of the page on CoRWM: http://www.spinprofiles.org/index.php/CoRWM or http://www.spinprofiles.org/index.php/Bell_Pottinger_Communications#References
The key thing is to reference docuemtns fully (ie author, title, source, vdate etc) and to upload the documents to the site via the 'upload image' link under 'special pages'. To determine the url for the uploaded file right click on the name of it once uploaded and 'copy link location'.
OK?
--David 13:17, 19 Feb 2007 (GMT)
author, title for this doc dates etc et
