Electronic Resources BB 18 XIV (H) 12. Cross-references BB 3.6 Once you begin editing, your first task is to locate the textual support in an appropriate source for each statement made in the article. Some sentences will not need a footnote because the author is creating their own analysis. However, the vast majority of sentences will need footnotes. Noting the pertinent information in the stack check: Quotes: Highlight the quote each quote word for word, including punctuation Paraphrase: Bracket the beginning and ending point of the pertinent information in the referenced authority in red ink Missing Authorities: In the case of missing references, please notate with a changes bubble that the textual sentence is missing a citation. If easily discernible, please locate the proper source and include this information in the bubble. editors do not add the footnote to the document EAEs will be responsible for adding any additional footnotes the documents have been merged. Check Typeface Conventions (BB R. 2) The Bluebook uses ordinary type, italics, and LARGE and small caps. BB R. 2 will be applicable to every citation you encounter. Typefaces in Citations (BB R. 2.1): Always use this rule for authorities within footnotes EXCEPT when textual sentences appear in footnotes. Typefaces in Textual Material (BB R. 2.2): Use this rule when an authority appears within the main text or in a textual sentence within a footnote. All references to authority in textual material should be in ordinary type EXCEPT case names, publications, speeches, or articles, which are all italicized.
Electronic Resources BB 18 XIV (H) 12. Cross-references BB 3.6 Once you begin editing, your first task is to locate the textual support in an appropriate source for each statement made in the article. Some sentences will not need a footnote because the author is creating their own analysis. However, the vast majority of sentences will need footnotes. Noting the pertinent information in the stack check: Quotes: Highlight the quote each quote word for word, including punctuation Paraphrase: Bracket the beginning and ending point of the pertinent information in the referenced authority in red ink Missing Authorities: In the case of missing references, please notate with a changes bubble that the textual sentence is missing a citation. If easily discernible, please locate the proper source and include this information in the bubble. editors do not add the footnote to the document EAEs will be responsible for adding any additional footnotes the documents have been merged. Check Typeface Conventions (BB R. 2) The Bluebook uses ordinary type, italics, and LARGE and small caps. BB R. 2 will be applicable to every citation you encounter. Typefaces in Citations (BB R. 2.1): Always use this rule for authorities within footnotes EXCEPT when textual sentences appear in footnotes. Typefaces in Textual Material (BB R. 2.2): Use this rule when an authority appears within the main text or in a textual sentence within a footnote. All references to authority in textual material should be in ordinary type EXCEPT case names, publications, speeches, or articles, which are all italicized.
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