Template:Research Issues Entry/doc

This is a documentation subpage for Template:Research Issues Entry.
It contains usage information, categories and other content that is not part of the original template page.

This template in used for the Annotated Blibliograpy in Research Issues 9 & 10:

Usage

{{Research Issues Entry
| author      =
| title       =
| journal     =
| in          =
| publisher   =
| pages       =
| date        =
| format      =
| descriptor  =
| descriptors =
| annotation  =
| viewpoint   =
}}

Parameters

(The usage example below may help understand these.)

author	Author
title	Title
journal	Journal (can be omitted)
in	In (can be omitted)
publisher	Publisher
pages	Pages (can be omitted)
date	Date
format	Format
descriptor	Descriptor (to be used when on single descriptor is cited, can be omitted)
annotation	Descriptors (to be used when on more descriptors are cited, can be omitted)
viewpoint	Viewpoint towards drugs (can be omitted)

Usage example

In the example, some fields have been omitted.

{{Research Issues Entry
 | author      = Keller, David H.
 | title       = The abyss
 | in          = {{u|The Solitary Hunters and the Abyss}}
 | publisher   = New Era Publishers, Philadelphia
 | pages       = 108-265
 | date        = 1948
 | format      = Novel
 | descriptor  = Drugs as mind-controllers
 | annotation  = A scientist isolates {{u|XYZ}}, a chemical present in the minds of psychotics, and, purely as an experiment, doses all of New York City with it by distributing it in the form of chewing gum. Mass psychosis results; civilization collapses and the eight million guinea pigs revert to a sort of Roman culture, with barbaric gladiatorial games, an emperor, mass brutality, new religions. After thirty days the drug wears off and the victims fall into coma and awaken unharmed.
}}

Author:	Keller, David H.
Title:	The abyss
In:	The Solitary Hunters and the Abyss
Publisher:	New Era Publishers, Philadelphia
Pages:	108-265
Date:	1948
Format:	Novel
Descriptor:	Drugs as mind-controllers
Annotation:A scientist isolates XYZ, a chemical present in the minds of psychotics, and, purely as an experiment, doses all of New York City with it by distributing it in the form of chewing gum. Mass psychosis results; civilization collapses and the eight million guinea pigs revert to a sort of Roman culture, with barbaric gladiatorial games, an emperor, mass brutality, new religions. After thirty days the drug wears off and the victims fall into coma and awaken unharmed.