Return style guide structure assignment: 10 is extraordinary; 9 is excellent; 8 is good; 7 is adequate: main interests; structure description, pros and cons

Main reason for style guides: support COMMunication (COMMonality, consistency)
a) reader:  improve understanding; locate sources
b) author: proper punctuation, spelling, grammar etc. ; insure completeness; organize & present; place in literature
c) system: assist reviewers/editors/typesetters; fit into larger comm syste

Many styles: use ProCite, Endnotes, etc.

Implications of electronic publications: how to handle URLs? Why not both instead of number vs alpha? How many indexes should we have (e.g., APA gives page number and section); colored tabs; BACK links from citations to text

1. One-minute paper Summary
Big Points
Citation-like analyses of web allow study of usage (privacy issues too)
Citation patterns imply document value
Usage index is an alternative/supplement to subject index

Q:s
What is current state of art? (see JASIS)
What types of relationships lead to citations (content, personal, etc.)?
What are citation analyses used for? [funding, promotion, collection development, diffusion, etc]
Does WWW influence invisible colleges?
Does citing CREATE a relationship (cociting X & Y leads to X & Y being cocited later)?

2. Speeches: Elaine Cameron; Steve Melamut

3. Discuss Electronic publishing
 JoDI, from free to fee
Stoa, new venue for humanities
JASIS, within larger commercial publishing (Wiley)
ACM policy and DL

4. Discuss Borgman (Maryann Gelato, Scott Adams)

5. One-minute paper
What was the big point you learned in class today?
What is the main, unanswered question you leave class with today?