More Details Note a few other things about those made-up entries. There are commas after each last name, and commas in a series. When double initials are used there are no spaces. The year is in parentheses, with no colons. The titles are not in italic, no numbers are in bold, and issue numbers are only needed when the pages start at 1 for each issue.
Titles end in periods.
Our style is very uncluttered. This is the most common and most tedious mistake to fix. I have been in publishing a long time, and my experience is that abbreviating journal names is more trouble than the tiny amount of space saved is worth. Trust me, all of you would abbreviate the journal name differently, and I would have to come up with standards and fix them all. But most importantly, what we want is for the reader to be able to find the reference.