Hina..

Can anyone please tell me who's the main author of fishlore.com? I'm still a student and well I really need it for my bibliography with regard to improving aquarium fish...study..

Shawnie

welcome to fishlore....Mike is the owner of fishlore... http://www.fishlore.com/fishforum/members/mike.html

aquarist48

to Fish Lore! Best of luck with your study.
Ken

iloveengl

Hello Hina.

If you do choose to cite the entire website, then use the information Shawnie provided. I want to caution you, though; if you quoted or paraphrased any material in your research paper, you NEED to cite that particular post or article & the author/username.

If you want to cite a post or article, but you do not have that author's name, it is acceptable to list the username instead. Don't forget to list the date you accessed the post & the URL after the title and the general publishing information (usually located at the bottom of the page).

Good luck and have fun!

sirdarksol

If you're referencing an article, the author's name or username should be listed in the article. If it isn't, it's one of the generic articles that was written quite awhile ago by someone who's not a part of Fishlore (Mike does have the author's permission, of course). In that case, you likely can put the reference of "Presented by Mike, Administrator of Fishlore" and give the URL.
If you're referencing a post, as iloveengl said, you can use the poster's username.

theusual

do you have the mla handbook? it's a lot more useful thank sites like easybib and it can give you details on EVERYTHING