Talk:Internal history

Lack of inline citations
The guide to inline citations tells us:
 * Citations are usually presented within articles in one of four ways:
 * General reference: By placing the citation in a list at the end of an article.
 * Editors are free to use any of these methods or to develop new methods; no method is preferred.
 * Editors are free to use any of these methods or to develop new methods; no method is preferred.

This stub is clearly a definition of a linguistic term taken from the linguistics dictionaries placed in a list at the end of the article. I'm therefore taking off the no citations template the article has been tagged with. Eklir (talk) 07:50, 17 November 2008 (UTC)