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The references in my contribution have been reformatted, apparently by an editor. They seem to be alright in the edited text but are totally wrong when the contribution was saved, e..g.'1' should be Thorson and '2' should be Rohde and not Gusev. Krohde 06:33, 17 April 2006 (UTC)Krohde
Hey Krohde. I have redone the footnotes to a different style so that multiple references are possible. It works like this: anywhere you want a footnote you place the reference right in the text; if you wanted a footnote right after this sentence you would write: <ref name="Author's name">text of reference (author name page numbers etc.)</ref>
The next time you need to site the same footnote, you would simply type:<ref name="same author's name">
Then, under the footnotes section you simply write <references/>. What happens is that the references you wrote into the text don't appear in it, but propagate under the references section, and for ones that have multiple citations, they have letter designations for each separate place the footnote appears which look, after the footnote arrow, like this: a b.
So, for instance, the citation to your article from 1985 now appears only once in the references but has three (clickable) linking footnote designators, a b c , and is named in the hidden footnote markup, Krohde; your other articles from 1999 and 1993 that have footnotes are designated, respectively, Krohde2 and Krohde3, and should you wish to later add a footnote to the reference for Krohde2 somewhere else in the article, for example, you would simply type: <ref name="Krohde2">. I hope that's clear. -- Fuhghettaboutit 23:45, 18 April 2006 (UTC)
Hello and welcome aboard; it's great to see a real expert contributing! Just a minor hint: when you create an article, it's not necessary to mention "No copyright infringement". That's the assumption (alas, all too often violated) around here. If your texts are available elsewhere online, it might be a good idea to clearly state on your user page who you are (your user name is a giveaway already) and that you hold the copyright to these texts to help avoid future confusions. If the texts are not available online, even that might not be necessary: if other people cannot find the texts online, there's only a vanishingly small chance that anyone might mistakenly think your contributions were infringing someone else's copyright. Lupo 10:20, 26 April 2006 (UTC)
I get the impression you are a biologist from your edits - you might like to add yourself to Category:Wikipedian biologists if you are. Just paste the code [[Category:Wikipedian biologists]] (without the colon as I used above) on your User page if you wish.
I've come across an unfortunate problem with the new article you wrote - there is an existing article at niche differentiation, which I understand is the same thing. Unfortunately the author of that article didn't create any redirects for the synonymous terms, so you had no way of knowing this when you created the article. They're both good articles, so it looks like they'll have to be merged into one. I took a look on Google and it seems differentiation is the most commonly used term, so I think it should be merged at that name.
You don't need to do the merge yourself, just letting you know since you are the creator and primary author of the article. I hope you continue to edit - ecological niche is in dire need of an expert such as yourself, and it's undoubtedly one of the most important topics in ecology (I've rated it as 'top' importance, and the only other article in that category is ecology itself (which also needs work of course, but not quite so badly). If you need any help getting used to editing or have any other concerns feel free to leave a message on my talk page. Richard001 11:41, 29 May 2007 (UTC)
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The original article was written by somebody whom I have never met. He based the article on information (CV) freely available on the web. The changes I (Klaus Rohde) request are updating some links (e.g., to tree of life articles on Aspidogastrea http://tolweb.org/Aspidogastrea and Amphilinidea http://tolweb.org/Amphilinidea , which now have different web addresses, and to my blogs https://krohde.wordpress.com and https://blog.une.edu.au/klausrohde/ ), and omitting a few that no longer exist (e.g., links to knols discontinued by Google some years ago). I also wish to delete any reference to my parents (Franz and Martha Rohde), because this is irrelevant. I also wish to update the number of my publications from 400 to 480. I previously added a link to my latest book: The Balance of Nature and Human Impact, Cambridge University Press 2013; there is no copyright infringement: the link simply leads to the Publisher's website about the book, which is freely available on the web.
Concerning your comment that the entry reads like a resume. I agree, but I have not written it. If you wish I can make some changes trying to be ‘neutral’. However, I am the person who is being discussed.
Changes to References and External links below.
Thanks, Klaus Rohde
References
Taxa named after Klaus Rohde
1. Descriptions of new genera and subfamilies: new link: https://krohde.worpress.com
2. Klaus Rohde blog https://krohde.wordpress.com
3. Klaus Rohde University blog
https://blog.une.edu.au/klausrohde/
4. Homepage at University of New England (UNE). New link http://www.une.edu.au/staff-profiles/ers/krohde\
5. Taxa named after Klaus Rohde : new link: https://krohde.wordpress.com
6.-8. : No changes
External links
Change the links to Tree of Life articles by Klaus Rohde
http://tolweb.org/Aspidogastrea
http://tolweb.org/Amphilinidea