User talk:KateBarrett


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January 2014
Please do not add promotional material to Wikipedia. While objective prose about beliefs, products or services is acceptable, Wikipedia is not intended to be a vehicle for soapboxing, advertising or promotion. Thank you. Randykitty (talk) 10:52, 25 January 2014 (UTC)

re: January 2014
Thank you for your vigilance in keeping track of academic journals. I apologize for any edits that appeared to violate Wikipedia rules- this was not my intent. These recent edits made were to update and/or add facts about the journals in question that change frequently, such as impact factor, rankings, editors, and the scope of the journal. All information I provided in the edits stem from the homepage of the journal (which is agreed upon firstly by the owner of the journal, whether it be a society or the publisher). If preferred, I am able to cite the exact page of the information from the journal website if this will allow us to keep the "scope" of the journals on Wikipedia. This section is how users know what the journal aims to provide in terms of articles and additional content. If it is merely a matter of citing the information, I apologize for neglecting such a crucial step (and am embarrassed I forgot so in the first place).

Additionally, there are some edits that are not preferred- such as the removal of an editor-in-chief's credentials, or removing certain terms like "academic". Or the changing of a journal's homepage to one that is, in fact, not the homepage. SAGE has one main homepage for journals that begins with their acronym: aaa.sagepub.com- from this site users can then access the articles, or choose to find more information about the journal. It is to this second page that the links now divert users, not the homepage with the journal's content/articles.

Again, thank you for many of your edits- however, please recognize my edits are only to update information and provide additional content that was not included when the pages were created. (The wiki pages of SAGE journals that I edit were created by SAGE to help promote the use and understanding of the journals themselves, not the publisher.) - KateBarrett (talk) 20:53, 27 January 2014 (UTC)