Hermeneuti.ca – The Rhetoric of Text Analysis

We need to review how tools are cited and think about how they should be quoted in print. For example, here is how Voyeur recommends I cite the Links panelWeb frameworks like the TAPoR Portal organize information into panels (sometimes called portlets or coplets.) These can me minimized, maximized and closed using the three buttons in the upper left-hand corner of the panel. With Voyant you can export panels of results and place them into other web sites. Return to Glossary. in the introduction,

Sinclair, Stéfan and Geoffrey Rockwell. “Links.” Voyeur. 6 Sep. 2010 <http://voyeur.hermeneuti.ca/tool/Links/../../tool/Links/>

Sinclair, S. and G. Rockwell (2010). Links. Voyeur. Retrieved September 6, 2010 from http://voyeur.hermeneuti.ca/tool/Links/../../tool/Links/

Some of the things to think about and change:

• Do we want to reference voyeurtools.org rather than voyeur.hermeneuti.ca?
• We should make it clear that it is a tool somehow. We could have "Links Tool." Or we could call Voyeur "Voyeur Tools."
• Do we want an option to be able to quote the tool and text?
• The tool link shouldnt include the final "/../../tool/Links/"