6 July 1998. Submitted by Melissa Gurall. Your second task is to edit your annotation into an elegant and concise 100-150 words. In class we will examine this process using one of the annotations submitted. Edit using the criteria of the editing checklist passed out and comments derived in class.
Every discipline has different conventions for citing sources.
The final versions of your annotations that appear on this site will be edited to correspond to the needs of this site, as determined by ME, Professor Carr. Of course, I hope that the final format is logical and clear to you. But part of the point here is that each situation calls for variations in form that are sometimes arbitrary and usually beyond your control. Rather than being frustrated by constant change and difference, try to see these requirements as a kind of language that we can learn as we speak to different audiences. All owners of web domains are required to register them.