Version 3.0 Up and Running

Many of the follower of my 2ยข Worth blog, already know that we've added a second web server to the Landmarks setup. I guess we have a sever farm now, though it's really more of a server backyard garden. But even at that, Citation Machine was stressed off and on through the end of the fall semester.
So, over the past few weeks of not traveling, I've been working on some new programming for CM that breaks it loose from the databases. Now, all of the coding is resident within the program itself and various config files. What this means is that it should run faster.
I have also added a new feature that is more of a beta offering, because I do not know how much it will stress the system. But for years, people have asked about the ability to have CM remember their citations for the sake of later bibliographies. Now you can do that, and here's how:
- Click [Register] in the top menu to register for a CM account
- If you have already registered, you can use this page to login. If not, type your name and e-mail address, make up a username and password, and select your location.
- Click [submit].
- Go through the process of generating a citation. When completed, you will see a [Save this Citation] button at the bottom of the page. Click this.
- To view your citations, click [See Citations] at the top menu.
- From here you can get a listing of the citations with dates generated, or click [Citations Only] to view a copiable version.


7 Comments:
Just a little feedback on this feature. When all the kinks are worked out it, it will be great. However for right now, the citations don't seem to be propagating like they should. The APA parentheticals are correct... the others aren't.
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i ma a high school student and this site is a life saver. thx so much
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I'm a high school student as well, and I don't know what I'd do without Citation Machine. My English teacher last year recommended it to me last year and I have not written a single paper without using the Citation Machine. Thank you so much for making citing others' work so easy!
I am eighth grade student of L.A. Ainger Middle School in Florida and your website has been really helpful in my school projects! History Fair, Language Arts Projects, and now my science project! Thank you so much for creating a reliable service.
So...are you still "around"? The site says, "Respect the time & creative effort of those whose information you use." That would seem to refer to citations -- crediting the work of those authors. But what about those who created and maintain the citation machine?
Many thanks for this -- I use it as a starter and then make sure, compared to the MLA handbook, that my citation is correct.
Loree Thompson
Sinclair Community College
Dayton, OH
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