Post by 11th Memory on May 13, 2009 16:31:36 GMT -6
This is a historical roleplay forum, so we should all try to be relatively well informed to create realistic and accurate roleplays. As such, there is a place in the forum where one can post reference material. If you find a particularly good article and wish to share, follow these instructions.
1. Create a new thread with the title of the article and it's topic in the subject line. (Ex. "Conquest of the Red Rose" -War of the Roses) If the topic is obvious from the title, you don't need to reiterate it.
2. Please put a bibliography citation to the article in MLA form. If you don't know how to do this, go to www.easybib.com/ and follow their instructions.
3. Directly below the citation, please post the article. Depending on your own preference, you can copy and paste the entire article into the post, simple post a link to it, or copy and paste excerpts from the article.
If you copy and paste, please quote it. Example:
To accomplish the quote box demonstrated above, type this; [ quote ] text [ /quote ] (minus the spaces.)
1. Create a new thread with the title of the article and it's topic in the subject line. (Ex. "Conquest of the Red Rose" -War of the Roses) If the topic is obvious from the title, you don't need to reiterate it.
2. Please put a bibliography citation to the article in MLA form. If you don't know how to do this, go to www.easybib.com/ and follow their instructions.
3. Directly below the citation, please post the article. Depending on your own preference, you can copy and paste the entire article into the post, simple post a link to it, or copy and paste excerpts from the article.
If you copy and paste, please quote it. Example:
If you erroneously believe in God, you lose nothing (assuming that death is the absolute end), whereas if you correctly believe in God, you gain everything (eternal bliss). But if you correctly disbelieve in God, you gain nothing (death ends all), whereas if you erroneously disbelieve in God, you lose everything (eternal damnation).
To accomplish the quote box demonstrated above, type this; [ quote ] text [ /quote ] (minus the spaces.)