119:, Thanks for getting in touch. I am relatively new to Knowledge (XXG), so I appreciate your comments. As far as I can see, I have not changed any citation styles. Rather, I have improved existing citations by adding missing information and by making inconsistent references consistent with the predominant citation style. Regarding the duplication of content from footnotes into a Reference section: As you know, this is standard practice in academic publications. There is always a Notes section and a Reference/bibliography section. The advantage is that readers can get a better overview of the works cited. The alphabetical order of the Reference section also helps them to locate individual publications. I have noticed numerous Knowledge (XXG) articles with Reference sections that duplicate Notes. These would all need to be deleted, according to your logic. Would it be possible for you to send me the link to the section in the Knowledge (XXG) Manual of Style (or related source) that prohibits duplication of content from Notes to References? I would appreciate your help. Best wishes,
614:, Thank you for your kind reply! And many thanks for sharing your essay on the Problems with quotes. How interesting - I hadn't thought about quotes that way. Your point about quotes raising "undue weight issues" strikes me as particularly relevant. I will think about ways to reduce the number of quotes in the article (and in my future articles). Personally, I also find that the presence of many quotes makes texts less readable and more confusing. I think my position would be that quotes should be limited to important phrases that need to be cited in the original to ensure precision. All best,
140:, It might be standard practice in academic publications, but it is definitely not standard practice on Knowledge (XXG). There are some articles that have a notes and a references section that either include separate information, or use Harvard style citations to associate one with the other without duplicating information. In any case, switching to a Notes+References citation style is indeed a change of citation style and is exactly the sort of thing that should be avoided per the guideline I have already linked for you.
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196:, Thank you for your quick reply. I'm happy to help fix the citation style. But I want to make sure I got you right: The prevailing style in this article seems to be footnotes. So should I convert the Harvard-style references into footnotes? Also, at present, the works cited in the Reference section aren't listed alphabetically according to the authors' last names. Should I change this, too? Best wishes,
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