Talk:Carl Carmer

Notation style

• Seems to me that we either give full bibliographic data in the endnotes or we use a notation and refer to a bibliography instead of both. Normally I would say the former is simpler, but in this case, where lengthy <ref></ref> tags in the text make it difficult to edit, i suggest using them to give specific notes such as"Carmer - 1934, p. 77" for example and putting full bibliographic details in the references section. --Dystopos 19:58, 10 May 2006 (UTC)

I was still working on the article and was planning on adding more references and notes shortly. Until then I have deleted the reference section. Yes, it was repetative at the moment but I strive to follow Wikipedia:Cite with the caveat that I prefer putting most of the info in the note.--Alabamaboy 20:17, 10 May 2006 (UTC)

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