Talk:Two Witnesses

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Most of the citations currently in this article attempt to use the {{Cite web}} template, but do not do so effectively. The only parameters used are url and title, and the "title" given is not the title of the article or work cited, just the last word or phrase of the article before the citation. I have started to edit the citations so that the footnote will indicate who the author/title/publisher is, but I would appreciate it if other people would join in too. Also, for Bible citations, I am leaving them unlinked for now (example: "Mark 6:7.") because there does not appear to be a consensus at Wikipedia:Citing sources/Bible as to how they should be linked. But if someone has a better method, please give it a try. --Metropolitan90 06:05, 26 June 2007 (UTC)