Mistakes should not disappear silently, so we correct factual errors in developing news stories by appending a note in italics at the bottom of the article on the Web site.
The main investigator (first author) also wrote supplementary field notes and appended preliminary analytical notes to each interview transcript.
Many media outlets appended editors' notes to their stories.
On a list of forty-five heavy-drinking writers, Bon had inserted his own name between Berryman and Boswell, appending a marginal note: "At what age did these die?
Journalistic ethics on this matter are very strict: Even altering an article that has already been published requires appending an editorial note informing readers of the changes.
The firm's software also lets users append notes to e-textbooks and convert these notes into electronic study cards that can be used for revision.All this will not be of much use without millions of iPad-toting students.
Another edition of the work, to which Coleridge's daughter Sara appended notes and supplementary biographical material, was published in 1847.
Then, show them The Times's interactive world map, "Where I Was," to which thousands have appended notes describing their emotions about and memories of that day.
You can also append notes to any point on the map regardless of your current location (for example, I could tag my favorite restaurants in San Francisco, or point out a park where my friends should meet up later).
This draft of a critical text, with a complete list of alternative readings appended in the notes at the foot of each page, follows the general plan laid down in Prof. Northup's article in the Hispanic Review, v. 2 (1934), 287-302.
Another challenge concerns a feature of UD that allows readers to append notes or comments to articles, and how this is developed in future.
