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To add a new bibliographic reference entry: | To add a new bibliographic reference entry: | ||
1) Search for information on the reference including links to accessible copies online, reviews, discussions and/or the web site of the author or sponsor. | 1) Search for information on the reference including links to accessible copies online, reviews, | ||
discussions and/or the web site of the author or sponsor. | |||
2) Next create the BibTeX entry for the reference. (See [[Guidelines for adding Bibliography entries]].) | 2) Next create the BibTeX entry for the reference. (See [[Guidelines for adding Bibliography entries]].) | ||
3) Create a blank page for the reference. To do this within the wiki format, you need to choose | 3) Create a blank page for the reference. To do this within the wiki format, you need to choose | ||
an existing page to create the link. Normally, this will be a category page, however, if you are | |||
unsure of what categories will be appropriate, you could enter it | |||
into the listing of all references on the [[Cybersecurity Annotated Bibliography]]. | into the listing of all references on the [[Cybersecurity Annotated Bibliography]]. | ||
The title of the new reference page will normally be the short version of the reference title. For example, if the title of the reference is "''Pricing Security: Vulnerabilities as Externalities''," the page will be named [[Pricing Security]]. The exception will be where that page already exists ([[Cyberwar]] for example), in which case you will need | The title of the new reference page will normally be the short version of the reference title. For | ||
to include the subtitle to create a unique page name. | example, if the title of the reference is "''Pricing Security: Vulnerabilities as Externalities''," | ||
the page will be named [[Pricing Security]]. The exception will be where that page already exists | |||
([[Cyberwar]] for example), in which case you will need to include the subtitle to create a unique page name. | |||
4) Clicking on your newly created link will open a blank editing page. Copy and paste the contents of the [[TemplateForSources | sample template]] or some other reference page similar to the new reference into the newly created page. You should copy the source of the template (by selecting the "edit" tab) rather than the displayed page text. | 4) Clicking on your newly created link will open a blank editing page. Copy and paste the contents of | ||
the [[TemplateForSources | sample template]] or some other reference page similar to the new reference | |||
into the newly created page. You should copy the source of the template (by selecting the "edit" tab) | |||
rather than the displayed page text. | |||
5) Begin editing the template. | 5) Begin editing the template. | ||
Revision as of 09:55, 6 August 2010
To add a new bibliographic reference entry:
1) Search for information on the reference including links to accessible copies online, reviews, discussions and/or the web site of the author or sponsor.
2) Next create the BibTeX entry for the reference. (See Guidelines for adding Bibliography entries.)
3) Create a blank page for the reference. To do this within the wiki format, you need to choose an existing page to create the link. Normally, this will be a category page, however, if you are unsure of what categories will be appropriate, you could enter it into the listing of all references on the Cybersecurity Annotated Bibliography.
The title of the new reference page will normally be the short version of the reference title. For example, if the title of the reference is "Pricing Security: Vulnerabilities as Externalities," the page will be named Pricing Security. The exception will be where that page already exists (Cyberwar for example), in which case you will need to include the subtitle to create a unique page name.
4) Clicking on your newly created link will open a blank editing page. Copy and paste the contents of the sample template or some other reference page similar to the new reference into the newly created page. You should copy the source of the template (by selecting the "edit" tab) rather than the displayed page text.
5) Begin editing the template.