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Every opinion in Discourse DB should have associated with it one or more authors, usually just one. An author's name can be a real name or a pseudonym; though a real name is preferred, when it is known. | Every opinion in Discourse DB should have associated with it one or more authors, usually just one. An author's name can be a real name or a pseudonym (as sometimes happens with online sources); though a real name is preferred, when it is known. | ||
An editorial that appears in a publication with no name associated with it (referred to in the United Kingdom as a ''leader'') should have "''publication name'' editorial board" as its author; for instance, "The Economist editorial board". | An editorial that appears in a publication with no name associated with it (referred to in the United Kingdom as a ''leader'') should have "''publication name'' editorial board" as its author; for instance, "The Economist editorial board". | ||
For authors in Discourse DB that have their own page associated with them, you can view the list of items that they have written. | |||
Revision as of 02:05, September 19, 2007
Every opinion in Discourse DB should have associated with it one or more authors, usually just one. An author's name can be a real name or a pseudonym (as sometimes happens with online sources); though a real name is preferred, when it is known.
An editorial that appears in a publication with no name associated with it (referred to in the United Kingdom as a leader) should have "publication name editorial board" as its author; for instance, "The Economist editorial board".
For authors in Discourse DB that have their own page associated with them, you can view the list of items that they have written.