"== References and some general notes == 

 *Reference 3 the quackometer needs point to the content that says Andy Lewis gave a talk to Edin SitP 
 *ISSN and OCLC given only first time for same publication, same with wikilinks for publication and publisher. 
 *Wikilinks, in general link the first and only the first time something occurs in an article (not counting the infobox). Don't link the article to itself. The links that are red don't have articles yet, but you can fix that (by writing the articles), this may be problematic if an article is written that doesn't have what you wikilinked as their exact title. 
 *When referencing webpages try looking at the ""page info"" usually a right click on a open area of the page in your browser and look for the page title, you will also usually see it at the top of your browser. 
 *I used named references. This allows multiple uses of the same reference with it only appearing once in the ref list and is easier to edit into the article. See ref name ""axe"" 
 *Use same date format consistently. 
 *In general place reference at end of sentence after period without a space. In general several facts in a sentence can be referenced at the end of the sentence. The exception might be HIGHLY contentious facts. Period at end of reference will be done by template if you use a template if not place period for end of reference inside  tags. 
 *I added a wikilink to the book title for Bare-faced Messiah. I did the reference for that book in a mixed way to reference the original book. The reference actually is to support the books availability online, and some WP editors may say referring to the original publication is irrelevant. Note that references are supposed to refer to the specific work the editor citing it actually read for the information, but this gets blurred since a link to the material online is desirable. So if I read a hard copy of a book my reference would be to that edition but I would add a link to the section of that book on Google Books if it was available. Or if I read a hard copy of a journal and the article was available online, blah, blah, blah... 
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