Talk:Project Management Body of Knowledge
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| − | The references are done manually as far as I can see. I have made the first "linked" reference for you. It can be copy/pasted and modified to fit the rest of the references. | + | The references are done manually as far as I can see. I have made the first two "linked" reference for you. It can be copy/pasted and modified to fit the rest of the references. |
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"This article will be about..." Does "be about" mean a general talk or is it more specific? Another way of phrasing it could be something like "provide the reader with a “table of contents” level understanding and starting point for in-depth exploration". I know, this is taken directly from Josef and Christians "templates and instructions" but something that tells the reader what he or she can expect to gain from reading the article. | "This article will be about..." Does "be about" mean a general talk or is it more specific? Another way of phrasing it could be something like "provide the reader with a “table of contents” level understanding and starting point for in-depth exploration". I know, this is taken directly from Josef and Christians "templates and instructions" but something that tells the reader what he or she can expect to gain from reading the article. | ||
Revision as of 17:28, 25 November 2014
Review done by Dunseiz
General comments The references are done manually as far as I can see. I have made the first two "linked" reference for you. It can be copy/pasted and modified to fit the rest of the references.
BACKGROUND
"This article will be about..." Does "be about" mean a general talk or is it more specific? Another way of phrasing it could be something like "provide the reader with a “table of contents” level understanding and starting point for in-depth exploration". I know, this is taken directly from Josef and Christians "templates and instructions" but something that tells the reader what he or she can expect to gain from reading the article.
