From: Paul C (clyder@GN.APC.ORG)
Date: Sat Sep 25 2004 - 18:58:05 EDT
Gerald A. Levy wrote:
>Once again, Hi Paul C.
>
>A couple of _very_ minor questions on your paper:
>
>-- In the first para. on p. 1 there is a reference to
>subsequent empirical studies and then "2, 12, 8, 3,
>9, 11, 4" are bracketed. This sequence is not
>based on the alphabetical order of the last
>names of the authors of those studies. Nor (I
>checked) is it based on a historical sequence, i.e.
>the year that those studies were published. So,
>is there any reasoning behind that sequence?
>
>
It is entirely incidental. I use Latex for the paper and it
latex you insert a construct like \cite{shaik} if you want
to cite a paper. Then at the end of the paper the
you place the bibliography and put a keyword in
front of each citation. The order that the citations
appear in my list is simply the order that I thought
of the papers and put the \cite commands in the
source text. Rather careless I suppose.
>-- Later on p. 1 a para. begins "We have argued
>elsewhere [?]". Which source does the "?" refer
>to?
>
>
>
The reference shown as [?] should have been reference [1].
>In solidarity, Jerry
>
>
>
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