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“Knowledge is of two kinds: we know a subject ourselves, or we know where we can find information upon it.”—Samuel Johnson
“A language is never in a state of fixation, but is always changing; we are not looking at a lantern-slide but at a moving picture.”—Andrew Lloyd James, linguist
“It is often forgotten that [dictionaries] are artificial repositories, put together well after the languages they define. The roots of language are irrational and of a magical nature.”—Jorge Luis Borges, writer (1899–1986)
Software and reference links for all versions of Word
This Web page contains instructions on the following subjects:
Encyclopedias and reference material
DuckDuckGo advanced search settings
Google advanced search settings
See also: Encyclopedias and reference material
Free Online Dictionary of Computing
Merriam-Webster’s unabridged dictionary and collegiate dictionary
Oxford Dictionaries’ Wordnik Web site
United States Patent and Trademark Office database of registered trademarks and pending trademark applications
Note that many countries and professional associations have their own editing-related groups, so if the groups I've provided here don't meet your needs, search the Web for such groups in your part of the world using appropriate keywords.
Free editing groups
Paid professional editing groups:
Canada: Editors' Association of Canada
Society for Technical Communication Technical Editing Special Interest Group
See also: Dictionaries
BIOSIS Index to Organism Names
Internet Archive’s Wayback Machine
Teaching Tips “100 unbelievably useful reference sites you’ve never heard of”
U.S. National Institute for Standards and Technology guide to the International System of Units
See also: Style guides
Appleyard, David World of English including British–American and American–British glossaries
Brians, Paul: Common Errors in English Usage
Capital Community College Guide to Grammar and Writing
Conjugation.com multilingual site for learning verb conjugations
Oxford Dictionaries concise guide to grammatical terms
Purdue University online writing lab
Rensselaer Center for Communication Practices Resources for Writers
Straus, Jane: The Blue Book of Grammar and Punctuation
Springer-Verlag (including Kluwer Academic Publishers)
Wiley (including Blackwell Publishing)
British Library Ask-a-Librarian service
Library and Archives Canada Ask Us a Question service
U.K. Chartered Institute of Library and Information Professionals
See also: Journal publisher sites, Libraries
Antiquarian Booksellers’ Association of America
ERIC, the Education Resources Information Center
National Library of Medicine PubMed
See also: Grammar guides
American Medical Association style guide
Apple Publications style guide
Council of Science Editors style guide
International Committee of Medical Journal Editors style guide
Reuters Handbook of Journalism
Style guide for NASA history authors and editors
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