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on it (this can easily be fixed, by adding "citation on ", the usual method in the print media). However, should a new reference to a different page in this article be added later, the normal procedure is to shorten the reference (in this case, perhaps to "Perlez, 'Górecki'"" or just to "Perlez" and the page number. This is fine if the new entry occurs after the original one but, if it occurs before, then the full entry must be moved there, and the original reduced to short-title form. If on the other hand the original reference (and the matter being cited in the text) is deleted in a later edit, then the editor must take care not to leave short-title references to the same work, but rather to find the earliest one and expand it to full-biblio form. For this reason, the short-title convention normal to print media cannot safely be used, and it becomes necessary to repeat the entire bibliographical data at each entry. There is also the awkward fact that items you cite in full-footnote form are not included in the
Bibliography, so the reader cannot at a glance see all of the relevant literature. This all is, I think, eloquent testimony in support of consistent citation formats, and I cannot agree that your proposal is cleaner, clearer and less intrusive. It may be easier to follow for you, but it certainly is not for me nor, I suspect, is it for most readers.—
1002:, I had to move there because when I tried to work on thim here you reverted me each time. By forked I mean that as we are both working on seperate articles our effort is split, and it might be difficult to merge the two. I perfer the ref format in the link above as it is cleaner, clearer, less intrusive and for me easy to follow. I'm not doe yet but the idea is that the publication date is only in a ref if the aurthor has two or more titles in the biblo. Also, I think the biblo should include books only, journals etc would appear in the notes only.
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The selection you have chosen represents the sparse, post-Webernian texture fairly well but, to be honest, I do not know the First
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decide the reference formats makes me think that you are either one of the most dry editor (v good) or stupid (v bad) editors I have met in a dizzy arena of very dry and very very stupd editors. Either way you make my head spin, and tbh I strongly supsect the latter explanation. So Im done with you
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Professor Thomas is one of the main experts on Gorecki quoted in this article, Chamber Domaine have just released a CD of Gorecki music and never-before-heard music was performed in the concert, it seems that this should certainly be linked, if not directly referenced in the article. (I only
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Henryk Gorecki passed away in 2010. I find it odd how there is no section about his death. Can someone please provide more detail?
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