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 == Dated Pages ==
-Dates on every page or article allow for the viewer to know when the post is made or updated. To ensure a site is being supported well make sure the site has been updated since last viewed. <ref>Carroll, p.29</ref> Updating a webpage weekly will attract the viewer to visit the page again, and can broaden the range of users.
+Dates on every page or article allow for the viewer to know when the post is made or updated. To ensure a site is being supported well make sure the site has been updated since last viewed<ref>Carroll, p.29</ref>.  Updating a webpage weekly will attract the viewer to visit the page again, and can broaden the range of users.
 *Posted dates also increase credibility for the website, and without them the viewer will not know if the site is being updated weekly
-*Having dates on content can show "how useful (and accurate) the site will be" and "how active the site is" <ref>Kyrnin</ref>
+*Having dates on content can show "how useful (and accurate) the site will be" and "how active the site is<ref>Kyrnin</ref>."
 [http://webdesign.about.com/od/content/qt/dating-web-page-content.htm Dating Content] explains to make sure to add dates to pages dealing with events like concerts that have a time stamp.
 == Outside Web Sources ==
-Content links to outside websites allow for the website to be creditable. When a website has several points of view, and has a link supporting each of them it makes the site more believable. <ref>Morkes, Nielsen</ref> Using credible links, and supporting topics with relevant sources that have been recognized by other related content.
+Content links to outside websites allow for the website to be creditable. When a website has several points of view, and has a link supporting each of them it makes the site more believable<ref>Morkes, Nielsen</ref>. Using credible links, and supporting topics with relevant sources that have been recognized by other related content.
 *Supporting the information with these outside sources allow for other users to see your posts, and create a stronger view for the audience
-*Blogs generate more audience by offering more individual voices, and encourages [[Identification|identification]] of the user. <ref>Carroll, p. 27</ref>
+*Blogs generate more audience by offering more individual voices, and encourages [[Identification|identification]] of the user<ref>Carroll, p. 27</ref>.
 *Having many voices from different blogs supporting the ideas in the website broaden the range of viewers being reached
 == Relevant Content Links ==
-Having a source to an outside webpage about kittens, for example, on a Science Fiction website does not apply and is not relevant. To maintain a credible site it must "provide comprehensive information that is attributed to a specific source." <ref>Carroll, p.29</ref> Make sure the [[Design|design]] of the web page is relevant to the content being displayed.
+Having a source to an outside webpage about kittens, for example, on a Science Fiction website does not apply and is not relevant. To maintain a credible site it must "provide comprehensive information that is attributed to a specific source<ref>Carroll, p.29</ref>."  Make sure the [[Design|design]] of the web page is relevant to the content being displayed.
-*"Ideal website content should be understandable, relevant and helpful to the site- visitors." <ref>Aldein</ref>
+*"Ideal website content should be understandable, relevant and helpful to the site- visitors<ref>Aldein</ref>."
-*"If material exists online, link to it when you reference it." <ref>Carroll, p. 158</ref>
+*"If material exists online, link to it when you reference it<ref>Carroll, p. 158</ref>."
 == Notes ==