Talk:Dunjonquest

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Seeking any suggestions for cleanup, improved referencing or suggestions for screenshots or box art images (I have access to all of these).

Also would love to see someone with access to detailed information on Dunjonquest: The Datestones of Ryn and Dunjonquest: Morloc's Tower add more on these two games as I do not have hands-on experience with either of those two Dunjonquest games.

Citation style; explanation

With this edit [1], I wanted to point out a way to make the references more useful. In the previous version, they were self-referential (in a merely syntactical sense) and mixed two possibilities:

mentioning general sources of information,
mentioning a source claiming a specific claim in the text.

So, here my request to the editors of the article who know what they are talking about: Either move the <ref>s into the text where they are useful, or convert the list of references more than back to a general list of references. The latter involves not using <ref> tags. --Daniel5Ko (talk) 23:51, 17 September 2010 (UTC)[reply]