User talk:Sunyavadin
How to add sources
 |
WARNING:
Any and all changes to the content of articles (except spelling) that are not marked with a correct source and footnote will be reverted or deleted. New articles without proper sourcing will also be deleted. See how to include sources here. Save yourself the frustration of having your contribution removed and us a lot of work! In addition not following this rule will result in the removal of the offender from the Lexicanum.
|
|
It is compulsory to add official sources for ANY change or addition of information!
The new text has to be marked with a footnote.
Example:
new text{{C|1}}
This footnote is then referenced under "Sources" at the end of the article:
Example:
==Sources==
*{{C|1}}: [[Codex XY]], p. xx
Please note that it is absolutely compulsory to include pagenumbers (in the case of novels chapter numbers)!
If you are referencing different pages/ chapters from the same source the source itself is marked with a number, the individual pages or chapters by letters:
Example:
new text{{C|1: p. xy}} ... new text{{C|1: p. yz}}
==Sources==
*{{C|1}}: [[Codex XY]]:
In the case of novels, no pagenumbers should be given (they vary between translations and print runs). In this case chapternumbers are compulsory.
Example:
new text{{C|1: ch. xy}} ... new text{{C|1: ch. yz}}
==Sources==
*{{C|1}}: [[XY (Novel)]]:
Please first test this function in the Lexicanum:Immaterium.
Internal linkage
Don't forget it, otherwise the article becomes a dead-end. --Inquisitor S., Großmeister des Ordo Lexicanum 15:17, 15 July 2009 (UTC)
Multiple citations from the same source
Please as follows: xyz1, p. 36, xyz1, p. 98 and then just list the source once at the end of the article, thanks. --Inquisitor S., Großmeister des Ordo Lexicanum 09:44, 24 July 2009 (UTC)
