Internet citation guide

[LaVonna Funkhouser <lffunkhouser -at- HALNET -dot- COM>]

A techwr-l poster recently asked for a guide to citing
Internet Web pages, e-mail correspondence, etc.  I forwarded
to him a copy of Mel Page's Citation Guide, version 1.1.

After that, I wrote to Mr. Page, who sent me the following
note that states where version 2.1 can be found.

I hope you find this useful.

Regards,
LaVonna Funkhouser

>>From root Wed Mar 20 17:01:41 1996
>From: "Mel Page" <PAGEM -at- ETSUARTS -dot- EAST-TENN-ST -dot- EDU>
>Organization:  East Tennessee State University
>To: LaVonna Funkhouser
>Date:          Wed, 20 Mar 1996 17:57:29 GMT-5
>Subject:       Re: your citation guide

>LaVonna,

>Thanks for writing, especially since there is now an
>improved (I like to think!) version, the most recent being
>version 2.1. Perhaps it would be easiest just to post a
>link to:

>    http://h-net.msu.edu/~africa/citation.html

>I will keep the most recent versions stored there.

>If you do set up the link, pleaselet me know, and also tell
>me what the URL is.  Thanks..

>    Mel Page

>    Professor of History
>    East Tennessee State University

>    co-editor H-AFRICA <h-africa -at- msu -dot- edu>


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