Talk:Newcrest Mining
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This needs cleaning up! It currently reads like a high school paper. Sabine's Sunbird 03:07, 21 May 2005 (UTC) Incidentally, I checked for copyvio and could find none. I'd list it for vfd but i guess it's important enough to warrant an article.
[edit] Newcrest Article
I wrote this article for a University essay assignment on transnational corporations. I have now deleted the Harvard in-text references, in-line with the other Wikipedia entries. Therefore it is an original and will not be found else where online. My hope is that it helps other with their information searches. Cheers, Dan.
- There are a number of reference styles supported in Wikipedia, some better than others. The Harvard-style inline references aren't a great deal of use without the full reference added at the end. If you can, could you please add a "References" section at the end of the article and provide full citations there? See Wikipedia:Harvard referencing. Thanks. --Scott Davis Talk 03:55, 4 February 2006 (UTC)
