The way of the Internet Writing Bibliography

The way of the Internet Writing Bibliography 

Internet today has become a toehold in the search for good information for academic tasks or other information needs. Easy access and abundant information provided by the Internet make users so comfortable wearing his services. However, it is still often found ways of writing the wrong bibliography. Even the writer once found in the bibliography of a scientific paper written google.com address, not the domain address where the article referred to was, but google is a search engine (search engine) whose job it is to find information in accordance with our request. 

This paper is actually an annoyance as they often find the procedure of writing the wrong bibliography. Especially the bibliography of his source of information comes from the Internet. 

Rules of referencing of sources on the internet is actually tantamount to print information sources, both books and newspapers, magazines and the like. However, the place of publication, name, and date of publication, written differently. This means that the element - the element that followed the procedure of writing on the internet. Element - the element specified in writing bibliography with sources of information on the Internet are: 

Author's name that begins with the writing of family name 

Title of paper placed between quotation marks 

If the paper entirely (if any) in italics 

Data publication contains the protocol and address, path, date of message, or access time performed. 

Examples of writing bibliography from the internet. 

1. From the WWW 

Hasibuan, Rusli. "Planting Jengkol at Chalk Hill." Http://www.duniatani.or.id/riset/rusli/palawija_jengkol.html (accessed June 12, 2003) 

2. From the file transfer protocol (quotations downloaded via FTP) 

Johnson-Eilola, Jordan. "Little Machine: rearticulating Hypertext Users." FTP deadalis.com / pug cccc95/Johnson-eilola (accessed February 10, 1996) 

3. Of electronic mail (Ratron / email) 

Rahman, Afif. "Cheap School Book Proposal." Afif-r23@dodols.com (accessed 22 September 2009) 

References 

Utorodewo, Felicia N. Indonesian: An Introduction to Scientific Writing. London: University of Indonesia, 2007. (Used in UI environment)

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