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RandyKitty, you removed the reference to the journal's own listing of databases where it is abstracted. Doesn't that leave some of the databases in the list -- e.g., Sociological Abstracts and European Reference Index for the Humanities -- unreferenced?

Also, what about a citation for the claim that the journal is published on behalf of the society. Isn't a citation there desirable? (sometimes it takes awhile to track those down on a journal's website)

I appreciate your consistent cleanup efforts, but would like to better understand what you did here.

Thanks -- Presearch ( talk) 19:19, 2 January 2016 (UTC) reply