Talk:Bruce Chorpita

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"Final touches" before moving from Draft to publishing

1. Please add DOIs for the publications (or PMIDs, but the DOIs appear to be more universally accepted, and all of the articles should have them). Please also review for APA style. It will look embarrassing/amateurish to have citations formatted incorrectly for both APA or Vancouver (the closest "official" style to Wikipedia house style) at the same time.

2. Please also do a pass through the table adding links to the external web sites for the awards (or Wikipedia articles about the award or sponsor), unless other experienced editors indicate otherwise. The Wiki-2-Wiki links seem uncontroversial; the external links for verification of award might be better formatted as a citation of a publication announcing the award (if such a thing exists and is traceable).

3. We can invite Dr. Chorpita and the UCLA university PR team to upload a picture to Commons and send us the link when they succeed, and we'll include it on the page.

Nice work! Prof. Eric A. Youngstrom (talk) 02:42, 25 October 2022 (UTC)[reply]