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Pedantic, I know...
saranoh - good girl gone Essex Started conversation Jun 4, 2005
But would it be possible to reference the *actual* articles and suchlike that you get this information from, rather than just the sources? It would make it easier (IMHO, for what it's worth 
) for those of us with the attention span of a gnat with alzheimers to have a clickable link that takes us to the actual article on, say, New scientist rather than taking us to front page of the source website.
Otherwise...
Pedantic, I know...
Researcher U1025853 Posted Jun 4, 2005
A lot I get from 3 different sites and then amalgamate the info, so I could choose the best site for each story or put in all three I guess. I did source originally, but when I started to use more sources I did stop.
You cannot link to every NS page unless you are a subscriber, so I would have either nothing to link to or would have to link to the bbc story which is often lacking in a lot of the detail, and so it may end up looking as though I had made a lot up.
Pedantic, I know...
saranoh - good girl gone Essex Posted Jun 5, 2005
Ah, I see the problem. As you were 
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Researcher U1025853 Posted Jun 5, 2005
It maybe worth starting though for some of the longer, detailed articles, I shall have a think. Thanks for taking an interest.
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