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== Bibliography ==

== Bibliography ==

A bibliography is a listing of the most valuable sources on a topic, including articles and books.  'Conservapedia' bibliographies, to be maximally useful, should also be annotated, and include links to Web pages with copies of the articles and books, when available.

A bibliography is a listing of the most valuable sources on a topic, including articles and books.  Conservapedia bibliographies, to be maximally useful, should also be annotated, and if possible  include links to Web pages with copies of the articles and books.

Links to external websites, with original (otherwise unpublished) content, belong under "External links")  

Links to external websites, with original (otherwise unpublished) content, belong under "External links")  

Books and articles can be combined in listing. Alphabetize by last name of the primary author (if no author, then use the title of the book, ignoring "The", "An", etc.)

Books and articles can be combined in listing. Alphabetize by last name of the primary author (if no author, then use the title of the book, ignoring "The", "An", etc.)

Date of publication is tricky in the case of multiple editions and translations. (The book can have the annotation that there are multiple editions.) Amazon.com and books.google.com are useful for dating. A major library online catalog is [http://melvyl.cdlib.org/ Melvyl] from the University of California.

Date of publication is tricky in the case of multiple editions and translations. Give the most useful version and ignore the others. Amazon.com and books.google.com are useful for dating. A major library online catalog is [http://melvyl.cdlib.org/ Melvyl] from the University of California.

=== Major articles===

=== Major articles===

Major articles will have long bibliographies that appear on the Bibliography subpage.  A short selection called "Further reading" points the user to 5 to 20 most useful sources.  Major topics have thousands of books and articles, and Conservapedia does not try to be comprehensive but only includes the most useful resources.

Major articles will have long bibliographies that appear in the Bibliography section.  A short selection called "Further reading" points the user to 5 to 20 most useful items.  Items listed in the Further Reading section should be duplicated in the Bibliography.  Major topics have thousands of books and articles, and Conservapedia does not try to be comprehensive but only includes the most useful resources.

== Guidelines for editing ==

== Guidelines for editing ==