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| + | It is absolutely necessary to cite sources, if the information does not come from Eidos directly, from one of the games or other media. | ||
| + | Especially rumours about the content of the next game will be deleted without a valid source. (A valid source in this case meaning a games magazine that has researched the information and got it from Eidos directly. Wikipedia or some mention on some Fansite is not a valid source!) | ||
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| + | ==How To Add a Citing== | ||
Add the source at the appropriate spot: | Add the source at the appropriate spot: | ||
* <nowiki><ref>Source</ref></nowiki> | * <nowiki><ref>Source</ref></nowiki> | ||
Revision as of 11:28, 10 June 2008
When To Cite a Source
It is absolutely necessary to cite sources, if the information does not come from Eidos directly, from one of the games or other media.
Especially rumours about the content of the next game will be deleted without a valid source. (A valid source in this case meaning a games magazine that has researched the information and got it from Eidos directly. Wikipedia or some mention on some Fansite is not a valid source!)
How To Add a Citing
Add the source at the appropriate spot:
- <ref>Source</ref>
e.g.
- <ref>http://www.tombraider.com/legend/ (Official Website)</ref>
- <ref>Tomb Raider II, back cover, PlayStation Version</ref>
- <ref>Knight, E. E.(2004). ''Lara Croft: Tomb Raider: The Lost Cult''. Del Rey. ISBN 0-345-46172-X</ref>
Add the following to the end of the page, just before the Categories:
- ==References==
- <references/>
