User talk:The Stroll
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- Looks good. Do you have a link for CABC's CV? Someone has asked for the citation on it, linked or not. I am a little curious what happened to him that last year. He was listed in the NO phone directory online right before Katrina and, of course everything was chaotic after that (I was going to inquire about a simple DVD version on C vols 1-3). I have since seen adresses for Houston & Pineville/Alexandria (consultant/director of a local hosp unit?).--TheNautilus 09:23, 30 November 2006 (UTC)
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- CABC is fine, you might want to take a shot at compressing /Nutriture_hypothesis' 3 paragraph form into 2 and redo the references. The current SBS version is of course unreferenced POV and deletable when you are ready.--TheNautilus 09:50, 13 December 2006 (UTC)
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{helpme}} There is a section on C._Alan_B._Clemetson concerning a reference or source for his Achievements. I took the information from his Curriculum Vitae. His biography has also been listed in various Marquis publications over the years. What should I use as a reference or source for this "Achievements" section?
Thank youThe Stroll 23:35, 4 December 2006 (UTC)
- I suppose an introductory sentence above all the bullet points in "Achievements" along the lines "CAB had a long and distinguished academic career with many publications:" ref1, ref2, ref3 as well possibly as few footnotes among the bullet points if you want to bear down on any particular point. Also I am not sure about WikiSource, but you might consider finding out about how to create a reliable source scan/copy for upload if your CV copy is considerably more complete than the Marquis' versions before time dissolves all, also consider WP:RS.--TheNautilus 11:53, 6 December 2006 (UTC)
