Talk:Ioulia Vladimirovna Artemova
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Thank you Vicki for correcting the structure of my sentences. I have one simple question. I found two different link of the same thing:
- Copenhagen University
- University of Copenhagen.
What is correct? Do we need to make first sentences? I am used from other encyclopedias that we don't. For instance, The Man Smith, Chineese composer, born 22.6.2015, Peking, China, died 16. 7.2086, New Zand, Romania and such. Can you give me one simple example or somekind a form for non-living and living persons. I don't quite understand the term **copyeding**, too. Can you enlighten me a little bit about this, because I see many times you put this herein. Best regards. -- XJamRastafire 15:52 Jul 25, 2002 (PDT) (1st ed)
- I'm no expert on Danish higher education, but the university's English-language web site (http://www.ku.dk/english/) uses University of Copenhagen, so I would consider that the standard English form of the name. --Brion VIBBER
- The last I checked, Wikipedia style was to start with a sentence. "Copyediting" means correcting sentence structure, fixing grammar, and so on. Vicki Rosenzweig