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== Explanation of edits made to this article == | |||
I have rehabilitated Richard Jensen's Wikipedia import in much the same manner as I did for [[Reconstruction]] ('''with edits that did not involve any revisions whatsoever of the main article content'''): | |||
* The method of producing in-text references was revised to CZ-ify so that the references actually include citations instead of being a list of very brief notes pointing to a very extensive Bibliographic section in the main article. In other words, the 2-step system of referencing was converted to the more usual 1-step system. | |||
* The extensive Bibliographic section in the main article was then no longer necessary and was moved to the Bibliography subpage. | |||
* Moved the External links section of the main article to the External Links subpage. | |||
* Created the Related Articles subpage and populated it. | |||
I now plan to upload the original Wikipedia graphic which was not uploaded ... if it can be uploaded. | |||
I am not a historian expert by any stretch of imagination, and that is why I made no changes in the article's content. However, I do have excellent knowledge of how to format articles and in-text references .... and that is why my edits are limited to those areas. [[User:Milton Beychok|Milton Beychok]] 04:54, 18 October 2010 (UTC) | |||
Revision as of 23:35, 18 October 2010
Explanation of edits made to this article
I have rehabilitated Richard Jensen's Wikipedia import in much the same manner as I did for Reconstruction (with edits that did not involve any revisions whatsoever of the main article content):
- The method of producing in-text references was revised to CZ-ify so that the references actually include citations instead of being a list of very brief notes pointing to a very extensive Bibliographic section in the main article. In other words, the 2-step system of referencing was converted to the more usual 1-step system.
- The extensive Bibliographic section in the main article was then no longer necessary and was moved to the Bibliography subpage.
- Moved the External links section of the main article to the External Links subpage.
- Created the Related Articles subpage and populated it.
I now plan to upload the original Wikipedia graphic which was not uploaded ... if it can be uploaded.
I am not a historian expert by any stretch of imagination, and that is why I made no changes in the article's content. However, I do have excellent knowledge of how to format articles and in-text references .... and that is why my edits are limited to those areas. Milton Beychok 04:54, 18 October 2010 (UTC)