What If a Lawyer’s Published Work Could Be Cited Like a Law Review Article?
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Legal citations follow a rigid format that tells you exactly who said what,
where it was published, and when. Without proper citations, neither the
court...
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Matt, this is an interesting way of looking at things for image selection: do we want our images to convey verbs or nouns? On an eCommerce site, the scale is tipped in favor of nouns; we want to show the product. For softer offerings, "verb" images will generate calls to action, like "join," "register," and "Tell a Friend."
So what are stock images that so many (lazy) designers use? I'd say they are superlative adverbs like "leader," "innovative," and "unique." In short, they convey little value for the Web visitor.
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