the typography in the WP:CITEd refs is 100% supported by the MOS. WhatamIdoing (talk) 23:36, 19 April 2025 (UTC) Citing sources#Citation style states While...
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several of the disadvantages of citing primary sources in an encyclopedia. In contrast, the advantages of primary sources are often relevant mainly to original...
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articles as sources…": surely this is much too strong. They are not considered citable sources, but they are perfectly legitimate sources when writing...
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shows up whenever editing a page. We should be encourageing people to cite sources for positive reasons, not because work needs to be "checked" (negative...
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suggestions on the Wikipedia:Cite sources page. Consider the following: If you consult an external source while writing an article, citing it is basic intellectual...
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Considering things related to history, indicating primary sources and secondary sources is desirable in my opinion. Perhaps you would agree? Nixdorf 20:39...
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which aim to give a general overview. If we were citing those, I agree it would be absurd. But citing a specialized encyclopedia for an important yet arcane...
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definition, most wikipedia articles do not cite sources of any kind, much less a specific type of source. Many people are improving that, but it is a...
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have {{cite video}}, which might help.Circeus 16:18, 28 February 2007 (UTC) When citing something, does the particular order of what one is citing matter...
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should be in our wiki cite sources page because people need to be as specific as possible when citing in a footnote to the source of material we directly...
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already written about it elsewhere, and that source can be cited. I see nothing wrong with citing multiple sources even for a short article, if necessary to...
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serve other purposes, but since this article is on our "cite sources" policy, the "citing sources" function of any system is all that concerns us here....
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Note that both the intermediate sources as well as the source citing that intermediate material, must be reliable sources in their own right to be used...
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exceptions where statistics should be cited? //Tecmobowl 07:42, 31 May 2007 (UTC) Why do you think that citing sources should be the exception rather than...
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very bad instruction creep. This page should be about the policy of citing sources in order to support articles as much as a part of the manual of style...
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(see section above Wikipedia_talk:Citing_sources#Free_sources vs Wikipedia_talk:Cite_sources/archive15#Free_sources) - a thread with last posting just...
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sources that it cites? It does not add value to merely copy. It potentially adds value to call attention to material, by selective quoting and citing...
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my own wiki and it references another template called Wikipedia talk:Citing sources/Archive 15/doc but I cannot find it anywhere.....and of course it shows...
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mentions here and there. What do you do for citing sources in a case like this, where no official sources are apparent? Thanks --SteelersFan UK06 08:18...
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as POV. i suggest some statement be issued about such a case in the "Citing sources" article, so that issues like this would not repeat for other users...
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article without reading the original sources. If an editor read the sources, she should have no problem citing them; if he didn't read them, he shouldn't...
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any sources at all except Wikipedia articles, which are not acceptable sources. I say that you didn't use sources because you didn't cite them. Citing sources...
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that could serve as the basis for some researcher's quest for primary sources a lot easier. Unfortunantely, it's effect on VfD is limited at most and...
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Wikipedia talk:Citing sources. It matches the following masks: Wikipedia talk:Citing sources/Archive <#>, Wikipedia talk:Citing sources. This page was...
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you're citing is a 1998 book published by the Royal Ontario Museum; you're not citing the original audiotapes. We do have |others= if you wanted to cite the...
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reliable sources describing application features, known issues, etc, as they may not exist in reliable sources. I propose the idea that if actual source code...
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says, WP:Citing sources "is the central page discussing the mechanics that support verifiability; it provides details on when to cite sources, offers links...
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such sources are not RS. More recently, classifying such sources as non-RS was described as a longstanding, topic-wide practice. Some of the sources removed...
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"Wikipedia:Citing sources" seems to infer that he can, as me adding new sources in a diferent style could be considered a change to an established cite style...
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tertiary source such as Wikipedia can only report on secondary sources. Of course, it can cite the primary sources that are used by these secondary sources, as...
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