How to cite… this site

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Cenantua’s Blog by Robert H. Moore, II is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 United States License.
Based on a work at www.cenantua.wordpress.com.

Using MLA as a guide, the following is an example of how one would cite a post found within this blog:

Moore, Robert H., II, “History-smithing interpretive markers.” [Weblog entry.] Cenantua’s Blog. January 7, 2009. February 8, 2009 <http://cenantua.wordpress.com/2009/01/07/history-smithing-interpretive-markers>.

OR (depending on the author’s name)

Swain, Craig, “Markers, Monuments, and Revisions” [Weblog entry.] Cenantua’s Blog. January 11, 2009. February 22, 2009 <http://cenantua.wordpress.com/2009/01/11/markers-monuments-and-revisions/>.

Structurally, all elements included in the citation reflect the following:

Lastname, Firstname, “Title of individual blog entry.” [Weblog entry.] Name of Weblog. Date posted. Date accessed <URL>.

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  1. 2009 February 25
    Laris Kreslins permalink

    Hello Robert,

    This is Laris from Lime Projects. We’re working on a project for the Rosenbach Museum in Philadelphia showcasing new Lincoln materials that are being made available online for the first time. There are also a ton of elements to the site, including exclusive projects relating to the documents.

    We would love to connect with your Cenantua Blog. Your Civil War content totally fits our projects direction.

    Could you let your Lincoln fans know about http://www.21stcenturyabe.org/

    Take a look.

    Thanks in advance.

    Drop me a line if you have any questions.

    -Laris
    laris@limeprojects.com

    Reply
  2. 2009 June 29
    Brandon Samuels permalink

    Hi Robert,

    My name is Brandon Samuels and I really like some of the posts you have on your blog. Since you have an interest in blogging, I thought that you might want to know about a new web site, timelines.com. The idea is to create an interactive historical record of anything and everything, based on specific events that combine to form timelines. We’re trying to achieve a sort of user-created multimedia history, in which no event is too big or too small to record. Feel free to create events using excerpts and/or links from your blog. You will generate traffic and awareness of your blog, and you will be contributing to the recording of history.

    With your interest in the American Civil War, you should check out this timeline. So far it is a work in progress and we would definitely love for more people to contribute. http://timelines.com/topics/american-civil-war/page/1.
    There are also many other timelines people have been working on, so feel free to search for other topics.

    Give us a try and let me know your thoughts.

    Thanks,
    Brandon Samuels
    brandon.samuels@timelines.com

    Reply
    • 2009 June 29
      cenantua permalink

      Brandon,

      Thanks for the heads-up. I’ll take a look at your work.

      Robert

      Reply

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