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===Other Files=== | ===Other Files=== | ||
Files containing formal documents, scanned newsletters, and so on should have multi-component names reflecting the nature of the particular material, with a standard naming convention chosen to allow coverage of both existing and future material of the same type. | Files containing formal documents, scanned newsletters, and so on should have multi-component names reflecting the nature of the particular material, with a standard naming convention chosen to allow coverage of both existing and future material of the same type. This is the desired format: | ||
'''SHORTTITLE_ARTICLENAME_AUTHOR_YEAR-MONTH-DAY_VOLUME-ISSUE-PAGE''' | |||
'''SHORTITLE''' is the common source abbreviation. The ones assigned so far are: | |||
* LPNews (LP News) | |||
* LPledge (Liberty Pledge or Libertarian Pledge) | |||
'''ARTICLENAME''' is a shortened form of an article name. An example would be David Nolan's "Case for Libertarian Political Party" which might be listed as CASEFORLIBPARTY. | |||
'''AUTHOR''' is the last name of the author. | |||
'''YEAR-MONTH-DAY''' is the publication or listed dated which should be in that format (using hyphens). | |||
'''VOLUME-ISSUE-PAGE''' is the volume, issue, and page numbers which should be in that format (using hyphens). | |||
Not all documents will have all of these fields. Here are some examples of how this would work. Page 2 of the October 1982 (volume one, issue two) issue of Libertarian Pledge would be: LPledge_1982-10_V1-I2-P2 | |||
Elements of items are separated by hyphens and items are separated by underscores. Please message ~~CarynHarlos with any questions. | |||
==Needed conventions== | ==Needed conventions== |