master_gopher

Hello lovely people, I have just logged back into reddit after months of absence due to no internet and other complications... to find my birthday message from back in May waiting for me!! I've had a pretty shitty past few weeks and it just made my day. Thanks guys :')

Not by me - but I saw signs up on Gladstone Rd today saying a dog with a purple collar was found and has been taken to West End Vet Clinic (phone (07) 3846 4700). Thought I would post here just in case. Nice to see a 'found' notice instead of 'lost' for once :)

Hi guys, my university is requesting I use a particular referencing style which is similar to APA, but slightly different. I was wondering if any of you as readers of journal articles could identify this as the style of a particular journal, so I can easily find it in EndNote/Mendeley. Unfortunately Mendeley doesn't yet allow you to create your own styles as far as I know.

In-text references are author-date with no initials, with et al. for 3 or more authors. Bibliography format is:

Surname, X.Y., Surname, P.Q. (date) Title. Journal Name 100: page-page.

There are no italics/bold text anywhere in this style. Journal titles are not abbreviated. Thanks very much in advance, anyone who can he