User:Dank/Copyediting tools and links

Useful external links for writers, copyeditors and reviewers

• Readability tool
• Toolserver wiki
• "cite book" generator
• Wikidashboard: http://wikidashboard.parc.com/
• TCMOS, The Chicago Manual of Style: http://www.chicagomanualofstyle.org/contents.html
• AP Style Book: https://www.apstylebook.com/online/index.php
• Edit count grouped by contributor: [1]
• External link checker: Checklinks
• Science and Engineering Journal Abbreviations: http://www.library.ubc.ca/scieng/coden.html
• Web of Science Journal Title Abbreviations: http://images.isiknowledge.com/help/WOS/A_abrvjt.html
• Wiktionary utilities
• Wordnet: http://wordnet.princeton.edu/perl/webwn

Useful writing and style guides and search engines

• The Online English phrase checker. - Uses the alltheweb search engine to check phrases, including hyphenated phrases
• Ask Oxford. - sections on global English, "jargon buster" for grammar and literary terms, and the searchable Compact Oxford English Dictionary
• The Owl at Purdue. - Extensive tutorials for students of writing
• Better editor. - Style and grammar guides, dictionaries, free software downloads and other tools for serious editors
• The American heritage book of English Usage. - Search older style guides
• The Guardian style guide. - Popular British-English style guide
• World Wide Words. - Writer and lexicographer Michael Quinion writes about international English from a British viewpoint.
• Onelook dictionary search. - Enter a word with American-English spelling to search for dictionary websites that include that word.
• Acronym finder. - Acronyms, abbreviations and initialisms
• The international system of units (SI)
• Rowlett's online Dictionary of units of measurement

Useful wikilinks for article reviewing

• User:Epbr123#Style and prose checklist
• Good Article usage
• Wikipedia:Requests_for_arbitration/Jguk#Style guide
• Wikipedia:Requesting copyright permission
• Mary Shelley the {{group}} feature
• [2] Sandy's list of copyeditors
• [3] Ruhrfisch's list of copyeditors

Math/Sci/Tech

• WP:Scientific citation guidelines
• International System of Units
• United States customary units
• User:Epbr123#Style and prose checklist
• User:Ealdgyth/GA review cheatsheet
• Category:Wikipedians who have access to JSTOR
• WP:Image use policy
• Merriam Webster's Dictionary of English Usage

Useful wikilinks for tools

• User:Giggy/GA tools
• WP:BUNCH
• User:Dispenser/Checklinks
• WP:AutoWikiBrowser/User manual
• Article name grep tool
• article traffic statistics
• wikiblame to find a specific diff.
• Wikipedia:Tools/Optimum tool set
• Wiktionary utilities
• See Adam Smith for an example of Template:ref; also see Template:note
• See Tourette syndrome for manual citations
• WikEd has a "toggle automatic improved diff" button (to the right of the WikEd off/on button, in the edit screen). It highlights the diff'd chars in a new screen below the normal diff screen...that is, even when you're not in an edit screen. Yay. It even works when WikEd is turned off, i.e., is not the default edit screen. (For anyone who hasn't tried it out yet, WikEd is one of the gadgets in user preferences.)