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Online Communication SourcesOnline communications are as citable as any other documented source. Here's how you format three of the most common. Select an example to view from the following menu: Format:
Example: Wirth, Eric. E-mail to the author. 12 Mar. 1998. Note: Whenever possible, cite an archival posting to allow readers easy access. Format:
Example: Cowan, Cheryl. "Eating Disorders." Online posting. 23 Feb. 1998. 16 Mar. 1998 <news:alt.arts.ballet>. 3. Synchronous Communications (MOOs and MUDs) Format:
Example: Grigar, Dene. Online defense of dissertation "Penelopeia: The Making of Penelope in Homer's Story and Beyond." 25 July 1995. LinguaMOO. 1 May 1997 <http://wwwpub.utdallas.edu/~cynthiah/lingua_archive /phd-defense.txt>. |
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