Excerpt guide

Keep the figure, not just a description.

Text selection can lose the layout of a chart, formula, or scanned page. A region screenshot preserves the visual evidence.

Main topic···Alice in WonderlandView sourceSource excerpt···CharactersView sourceSource excerpt···AliceView sourceSource excerpt···The White RabbitView sourceSource excerpt···A strange journeyView sourceSource excerpt···Down the rabbit-holeView sourceSource excerpt···Changing sizeView sourceSource excerpt···QuestionsView sourceSource excerpt···Who am I?View sourceSource excerpt···Logic and imaginationView source

Keep source and thought together.

01

Choose the smallest useful region

Capture the figure and enough caption or nearby context to understand it. Keep the page location with the image.

02

Explain the meaning

Add a note describing what the image shows and why it matters to your question. The screenshot is evidence, not the conclusion.

03

Check before reusing

Return to the source page to verify labels, units, and surrounding caveats before citing the figure elsewhere.

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