After entering a post on the American Chinese Cuisine wikipedia article last week, my post disappeared approximately 12 hours later, only to reappear an hour or so after that. I wrote about Tennessee American Chinese cuisine under the regional section where Hawaiian and San Franciscan cuisine were previously discussed. I have not posted sources yet and believe the article disappeared for this reason, but once references were checked and I linked to other wikipages my post was put back in place. I plan to write about eight more topics that I have researched, however I am having a bit of trouble citing references and need to read more on this help topic.
Due the nature of my subject the page does not have a lot of followers. So, I decided to do a little experiment and start a new page for the Economic Council that I am working for currently. The NEW page was removed within six hours for non-cited references. I used the Council's web page for references and citing and had not learned this was an invalid citing until it was removed. I will continue to do more research on appropriate citing.
This is the class blog for COMM 4811/6811 Media 2.0: Production & Distribution in the Internet Age at the University of Memphis. Instructor: Kris M. Markman, Ph.D.
Showing posts with label American Chinese Cuisine. Show all posts
Showing posts with label American Chinese Cuisine. Show all posts
Tuesday, October 11, 2011
Wednesday, September 21, 2011
Wiki-American Chinese Cuisine
I have chosen the subject “American Chinese Cuisine” for the Wiki Project. My major is Asian Studies and International Trade which is the study of the Chinese language, economy and history. My truest passion is the study of traditional Chinese culture and how it is transforming. Throughout my program of study I have become entirely connected to the idea that food is the essence of a culture. I have visited China and had the pleasure of tasting cuisine in five provinces- all of which were fantastic and nothing like I have had here in the states. The Americanized version of Chinese food is fairly tasty, although again-nothing like I had in China. When I happened upon the wiki article I realized the need for original citations and research. The article link is posted below:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_American_cuisine
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_American_cuisine
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