From: Sharron L. McElmeel <mcelmeels_at_uwstout.edu>
Date: Wed, 20 Oct 2010 17:37:30 -0500

You are absolutely correct -- major sites don't leave but pages do; sometimes though the pages are difficult to find so referencing a page on YOUR site specifically for links for a particular book would be the absolute best: control, up-to-date information, and it is not subject to the whim of some developer for a publisher who doesn't understand the significance of the page. But in any case an accurate and appropriate citation is needed -- models correct citation form to readers and provides information so all know who is responsible for the page. Sharron On 10/20/10 2:33 PM, Meghan McCarthy wrote: Well, those are a little more obscure than www.nasa.gov , or things of that nature. You know NASA isn't moving its page. Ever. I would never list individual pages of a website. Again, too risky for me! The below might be a good example for an author to maintain references on his or her website - so that he/she could update it as needed.

-- Sharron L. McElmeel Instructor University of Wisconsin - Stout Teaching Children's Literature in the Classroom Teaching Young Adult Literature in the Classroom
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