#raven!

[mfreedomstuff2]

You and me when?

Yaaaay you tell me raven i need it! Lots of coffee and sweets❤️

I bring the tea✨ hahaha

How are you my friend?

[gomzdrawfr]

I offer you a fanart I made of your oc as a sacrifice <3

MY GIIIRRRLLLLLL!!! !! 😆😍

Thank you sm for drawing me this!!!!mmmyesyes…this shall be a good sacrificial material…i mean- yes yes beautiful hehe

[joe-the-lion]

I don’t even pretend

[yeokii]

hi Hana. I come with a peace offering (even though we are at peace) (what would you like as your emoji for your tag)

GREY HEE DIED TOO FAST (any emoji u like dookie)

[bittersweetbangers]

when i say best titan you say

[saintmichale]

Found a band for the mychem fans lmao

Feels like should be friends with lady parts

[will-on-the-internet]

Wha- what??? I am intrigued

Okay so basically, all my lecturers when I started my history degree in 2018 admitted that they found a lot of referencing programs too complicated and took too much time to learn. And this is a kinda long explanation so here goes:

So they proposed a new way of doing it, which only really included the author's name, title, page number, date of publication and place of publication (if those can be found) and publisher. Of course not in that order.

But they made it so our footnotes were nearly exactly the same to what info we'd put in our bibliographies at the end of the piece, with first name and surname being switched so first name went in footnotes first, and surname went in the bibli first.

It means now, after just doing a double-check of the order, I should (as a fifth-year history student now doing second-year honours) be able to do both my footnotes and bibli in under 15 minutes.

ALSO, as a funny piece of info, when I asked my lecturer why they changed it, he was like "well the official reason is that it's easier to use, the other reason was that we're all too lazy and 4 out of 7 of us are either neurodivergent and or have ADHD." And I'm like...that makes sense actually.

I've only had to use Harvard once in my English class, and the lecturer was very confused when 10 of us from the classics/history department asked what Harvard referencing is. She gave up and let us use our own, so no matter what class we're in, if our essay or piece of work is set in the history/classics field, we can use our department referencing style.