In-text citations Changes:
- If there are three or more authors, use "and others" in the text of the paper but continue to use "et al." in a parenthetical citation
Works Cited Changes:
- For an e-book, add "E-book ed." after the book title and before the publisher.
- For an audio book, add " audiobook ed." after narrated by and before publisher.
- (These are considered versions of the book, so they go in that spot in the citation.)
- For a database article: if the article is within the database (html or PDF), continue to cite the database. However, if instead there is a link to a website (like nytimes.com), cite as if it's from the website, not the database.
- When citing a government agency as author, you may now just use the name as presented by the source (no need for listing bureaucratic hierarchy as before)
- For publisher, abbreviate University Press as UP, and omit initial articles (such as "the"); also omit Co., Inc., Ltd. Change "&" to "and."
- Seasons are now lower case in the date element (spring instead of Spring).
- Continue to omit https:// from URLs except when it is a DOI, include the https://
