Articles should be double-spaced, with wide margins on the left and the right. The author's name is given in capital letters in the first line, centered. The second line shows the title of the article, in capital letters and bold print, also centered. In the body of the text each new paragraph should be preceded by one empty line. Glosses are given in single quotation marks, while word forms and letters are italicized.
Emphasized words are in bold print.
Since the articles should be easily legible on the screen, endnotes suggest themselves rather than footnotes. However, even endnotes are a bit uncomfortable when read on the screen. Annotations outside the main text should therefore be kept to the smallest number possible. Nowhere University Press.