Talk:Michael Handler Ruby

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Edit request[edit]

This edit request by an editor with a conflict of interest was declined. Per: WP:DRAFTIFY, the draft needs to be submitted through WP:AFC.

Disclosure: I have a COI as the subject of this proposed article. Disclosure: I used editors to create this article who previously did paid work for me.

The editors who created this article about me made a number of small mistakes, mostly involving references (see lengthy July 1 note on Michael Ruby1 talk page for an explanation of the creation of the article). I would appreciate it if I could correct these now.

The coding for all of the references needs to be redone. I have studied the coding for references, and I believe this is proper coding for each reference in order of appearance in the article, and the proper way for each reference to look in the References section:

Extended content

1. Mayer, Bernadette. “Thirteen Poems by Bernadette Mayer, Edited by Michael Ruby and Sam Truitt”. Jacket2.

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2. “Michael H. Ruby, An Editor, Is Wed To Louisa Wood”. The New York Times.

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3. Weber, Bruce. “Sandy Ruby, Co-Founder of Tech Hifi, Dies at 67”. The New York Times.

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4. Ruby, Michael. “From Inner Voices Heard Before Sleep”. Drunken Boat.

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5. Ruby, Michael. “Fleeting Memories”. Ugly Duckling Presse.

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6. “Poet of the Week/Michael Ruby”. Brooklyn Poets.

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7. Ruby, Michael. “Fleeting Memories”. Ugly Duckling Presse.

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8. “At an Intersection”. Publishers Weekly.

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9. McLennan, Rob. “12 or 20 (second series) questions with Michael Ruby”. rob mclennan’s blog.

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10. Chiasson, Dan. “Go Poets”. The New York Review of Books.

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11. Mayer, Bernadette. “Top Ten”. ARTFORUM.

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12. Mayer, Bernadette. “Thirteen Poems by Bernadette Mayer, Edited by Michael Ruby and Sam Truitt”. Jacket2.

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13. Handler, Milton C., and Ruby, Michael. “Justice Holmes and the Yearbooks” and “Justice Cardozo, One-Ninth of the Supreme Court”. Yearbook 1988/Supreme Court Historical Society

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14. Herfort, David. “Washtenaw County Jail and Other Writings, Edited by Michael Ruby”. WorldCat.

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15. Susan J. Ainsworth. “Eli Pearce Dies at 86”. Chemical & Engineering News.

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16. “Judith Pearce”. The New York Times.

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17. Martin, Douglas. “Jack Germond, Political Reporter of the Old School, Dies at 85”. The New York Times.

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18. 18./10. Chiasson, Dan. “Go Poets”. The New York Review of Books.

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In addition to fixing the references, I would like to make these additional small corrections:

--Under Life and Career, in the first paragraph, I’d like to improve the second sentence so it reads thus: His six older half-siblings and younger full sister include the mathematician entrepreneur Sandy Ruby and the Democratic Party activist Alice Germond.

--Under Life and Career, in the third paragraph beginning: Ruby didn’t start publishing xxx the book title should read Compulsive Words (instead of Compulive Word).

--Under Life and Career, in the last paragraph beginning: Other notable relatives xxx there should be a comma after Koestenbaum, so it reads xxx poet Wayne Koestenbaum, Broadway singing star xxx

--Under Ebooks, in the items Close Your Eyes and Inner Voices Heard Before Sleep, the extra spaces should be removed between the book title and the city.

--Under Chapbooks, similarly, in the items Foghorns and The Star-Spanged Banner, the same extra spaces should be removed.

--Under External Links, in the second entry, Recordings of multiple performances, there are a couple of problems. First, there appears at the beginning of the entry: [1]. It needs to be removed. Second, the wrong part of the line is hyperlinked, because of an extra ], which needs to be removed.:

--Under Category, I want to add: Category:Columbia High School alumni

References

^ ^a ^b Mayer, Bernadette. "Thirteen Poems by Bernadette Mayer, Edited by Michael Ruby and Sam Truitt". Jacket2.
^ "Michael H. Ruby, An Editor, Is Wed To Louisa Wood". The New York Times.
^ Weber, Bruce. "Sandy Ruby, Co-Founder of Tech Hifi, Dies at 67". The New York Times.
^ Ruby, Michael. "From Inner Voices Heard Before Sleep". Drunken Boat.
^ ^a ^b Ruby, Michael. "Fleeting Memories" (PDF). Ugly Duckling Presse.
^ "Poet of the Week/Michael Ruby". Brooklyn Poets.
^ "At an Intersection". Publishers Weekly.
^ mclennan, rob. "12 or 20 (second series) questions with Michael Ruby". rob mclennan’s blog.
^ ^a ^b Chiasson, Dan. "Go Poets". The New York Review of Books.
^ Mayer, Bernadette. "Top Ten". ARTFORUM.
^ Handler, Milton C.; Ruby, Michael. "Justice Holmes and the Yearbooks and Justice Cardozo, One-Ninth of the Supreme Court" (PDF). Yearbook 1988/Supreme Court Historical Society.
^ Herfort, David. "Washtenaw County Jail and Other Writings, Edited by Michael Ruby". worldcat.org.
^ Ainsworth, Susan J. "Eli Pearce Dies At 86". Chemical & Engineering News.
^ "Judith Pearce". The New York Times.
^ Martin, Douglas. "Jack Germond, Political Reporter of the Old School, Dies at 85". The New York Times.

Thank you for your consideration, Michael Ruby Michael Ruby1 (talk) 01:28, 7 November 2019 (UTC)[reply]

Not done The {{request edit}} template is for use with established articles. Because this article is in a draft state, these changes may be implemented by yourself, with the final draft being submitted through WP:AFC, per WP:DRAFTIFY. Regards, Spintendo 02:01, 7 November 2019 (UTC)[reply]

[Thirteen_Poems_By_Bernadette_Mayer,_Edited_by_Michael_Ruby_and_Sam_Truitt-1] Mayer, Bernadette. "Thirteen Poems by Bernadette Mayer, Edited by Michael Ruby and Sam Truitt". Jacket2.

[Michael_H._Ruby,_An_Editor,_Is_Wed_To_Louisa_Wood-2] "Michael H. Ruby, An Editor, Is Wed To Louisa Wood". The New York Times.

[Sandy_Ruby,_Co-Founder_of_Tech_Hifi,_Dies_at_67-3] Weber, Bruce. "Sandy Ruby, Co-Founder of Tech Hifi, Dies at 67". The New York Times.

[From_Inner_Voices_Heard_Before_Sleep-4] Ruby, Michael. "From Inner Voices Heard Before Sleep". Drunken Boat.

[Fleeting_Memories-5] Ruby, Michael. "Fleeting Memories" (PDF). Ugly Duckling Presse.

[Poet_of_the_Week/Michael_Ruby-6] "Poet of the Week/Michael Ruby". Brooklyn Poets.

[At_an_Intersection-7] "At an Intersection". Publishers Weekly.

[12_or_20_(second_series)_questions_with_Michael_Ruby-8] , rob. "12 or 20 (second series) questions with Michael Ruby". rob mclennan’s blog.

[Go_Poets-9] Chiasson, Dan. "Go Poets". The New York Review of Books.

[Top_Ten-10] Mayer, Bernadette. "Top Ten". ARTFORUM.

[Justice_Holmes_and_the_Yearbooks”_and_“Justice_Cardozo,_One-Ninth_of_the_Supreme_Court”-11] Handler, Milton C.; Ruby, Michael. "Justice Holmes and the Yearbooks and Justice Cardozo, One-Ninth of the Supreme Court" (PDF). Yearbook 1988/Supreme Court Historical Society.

[Washtenaw_County_Jail_and_Other_Writings,_Edited_by_Michael_Ruby”-12] Herfort, David. "Washtenaw County Jail and Other Writings, Edited by Michael Ruby". worldcat.org.

[Eli_Pearce_Dies_At_86-13] Ainsworth, Susan J. "Eli Pearce Dies At 86". Chemical & Engineering News.

[Judith_Pearce-14] "Judith Pearce". The New York Times.

[Jack_Germond,_Political_Reporter_of_the_Old_School,_Dies_at_85-15] Martin, Douglas. "Jack Germond, Political Reporter of the Old School, Dies at 85". The New York Times.

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