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Forgive me my anal retentiveness, but for the purposes of referencing the WBs project elsewhere and correctly, can you please tell me which of the following is the correct name of the project:
a) Weekly Beats 2012
b) Weeklybeats2012
c) WeeklyBeats2012
d) Weeklybeats 2012
e) ....etc etc
Thank you kindly,
Poppi
I'd say c)
Although, I do feel e) is the most apt: "This is my 12th submission for ...etc etc"
I'd say c)
Although, I do feel e) is the most apt: "This is my 12th submission for ...etc etc"
Good one.
It's either A or C.
Thank you for treating my post with some seriousness VCMG...are you an Admin?
Haha, nah. I'm just nicer than the average person on the internet.
Last edited by VCMG (March 21, 2012 3:57 am)
He's not an admin.. but I am.. Sorry for being jocular. I dont think there is an official name. It is called Weekly Beats on the facebook page, but on the front page here it is Weeklybeats. I would suggest asking trash80. It is his project.
I would suggest asking trash80. It is his project.
I know! I would if I knew I'd get a response =/
Pick c) and roll with it. We'll all follow your lead.
It's not my project!
Although.. perhaps I could approach his Highness and see if he wants to hand it over. =/
If I were to reference my work here this academically, it'd be something like...
1. Giles, Vincent. Angular. "Weekly Beats". January 2012. http://www.weeklybeats.com
Rather than using a project title such as those mentioned above, as it's a website and whatnot. That is loosely Chicago referencing, I suppose that Harvard would look like this (Giles 2012:Research output).
Giles, Vincent. Angular. WeeklyBeats.com. 2012. WeeklyBeats.com. [ONLINE] Available at: http://www.weeklybeats.com. [Accessed 21 March 2012].
(with relevant URL stuff)
I'm not entirely sure on the semantics of Harvard referencing as I'm not (yet) versed in it.
If I were to reference my work here this academically, it'd be something like...
1. Giles, Vincent. Angular. "Weekly Beats". January 2012. http://www.weeklybeats.com
Rather than using a project title such as those mentioned above, as it's a website and whatnot. That is loosely Chicago referencing, I suppose that Harvard would look like this (Giles 2012:Research output).
Giles, Vincent. Angular. WeeklyBeats.com. 2012. WeeklyBeats.com. [ONLINE] Available at: http://www.weeklybeats.com. [Accessed 21 March 2012].
(with relevant URL stuff)
Thank you 'Giles, Vincent'! Hehe
P.S. I use MLA (on paper).
