Avoid unusual fonts. Do not use any special typefaces or type sizes in headings. He writes, 'This is false'. Do not enclose any cited linguistic examples in quotation marks. The note reference number in the body of the text is a raised numeral, not enclosed in parentheses.
Place note numbers at the ends of sentences wherever possible, after all punctuation marks.
Make each note a separate paragraph beginning with its reference number, raised above the line and not followed by any punctuation mark. Place any acknowledgment footnote at the end of the abstract, keyed with an asterisk. Do not italicize or underscore bracketed transcriptions. Transliterate or transcribe all forms in any language not normally written with the Latin alphabet, including Greek, unless there is a compelling reason for using the original orthography. Draw diacritics in the exact position Dan form what they are meant to assume in print.