The quality of presentation of such work is currently very variable and in some cases leaves a great deal to be desired. The purpose of this section is to provide some suggestions that might be adopted in order to lead to good practice in such work. It is important to remember the following general points concerning presentation.
Sentences start with a capital letter and end with a full-stop.
Full-stops should normally be followed by two spaces before the start of the next sentence and commas by a single space before the start of the next word. Other types of punctuation are handled in different ways depending upon the context. Please seek advice. Essays, reports and the like should always have a title which gives the reader some insight into what is to follow. A separate title page allows the title, sub-title, author, recipient, date, draft number etc. to be clearly stated and is often the best way to convey this information.