Talk:Joseph Cari Jr.

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Bold textHello editors. The Joseph Cari Jr page was my first wikipedia page. I created this article at the request of Joseph A. Cari, Jr. All experience listed here were dictated to me by Mr. Cari himself. I recognize that several of the bullet points do not currently have citations, but I am actively seeking credible citations for them all (any help is appreciated!).

Respecting the delicate nature of composing biographies of living persons, I attempted to keep the voice of the article encyclopedic, and consistent with other approved examples.

Also, I am still learning the proper citation process. I am currently using the inline citation by embedding a link immediately after the fact. Please let me know if I am not doing this correctly.

Thanks in advance.

Tanyanqui 05:15, 22 May 2007 (UTC)