So in class today we installed Endnote7. I was able to format it and get it working with OpenOffice (including getting the Harvard6 reference style set up as the default). We were also editing Wikipedia! I used to edit Wikipedia a lot. I spent many of my lunchtimes during my undergrad in the library looking up articles which I could help update using reference books from La Trobe's collection. Back then I had a dew accounts but I was only able to remember one of them. This account only had a few edits and I think I may have made it when one of my accounts was temporarily suspended for posting too much (probably posting too much in a controversial subject). Only one of the pages I edited on this account has kept the formatting I gave it. Behold the humble Handfish (click the image to see the wiki page).

 

Something else I learned about today which I found fascinating was the Billion Graves project. Using that website I was able to find the graves of my Grandparents and my Great Grandparents. I love seeing people working together to catalog and codify everyday things. It reminds me of the work I've done one the Biodiversity Heritage Library online website scanning old naturalism books.