Footnotes in PS? Forum
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Footnotes in PS?
Has anyone seen them? Acceptable or no?
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Re: Footnotes in PS?
I'd only imagine they would use up an extra line. But I'm curious as to exactly why you consider using one.
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Re: Footnotes in PS?
Why do you need one? I have not heard of anyone doing this... Why waste the space?
- Lokomani
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Re: Footnotes in PS?
Footnotes? Really? Footnotes are not for this type of writing. Period. You will look quite presumptuous if you use them.
I am willing to bet that you could somehow include whatever you are attempting to footnote in your actual PS. And if not, I'm 90% sure that the footnote is unnecessary or tangential to your PS. Re-frame and re-write your paper if you have already added in footnotes.
I am willing to bet that you could somehow include whatever you are attempting to footnote in your actual PS. And if not, I'm 90% sure that the footnote is unnecessary or tangential to your PS. Re-frame and re-write your paper if you have already added in footnotes.
- Kilpatrick
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Re: Footnotes in PS?
If you're talking about as a citation method then definitely not - you shouldn't put anything in your PS that you would need to cite. If it's just a stylistic choice I would still say no. I don't mind them (I like Bill Simmons books for example) but I think a lot of people would find it irritating.
You should probably post an example if you want more feedback
You should probably post an example if you want more feedback
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