Use of consistent linkable reference names prevents accidental duplicates of a reference.This is not necessary on shorter articles, and abbreviations are acceptable. When naming references with, when working on long articles or collaborations, users are encouraged to use full, linkable reference names to prevent accidental duplicates of a reference, though this is not a requirement.References should immediately precede dashes. This is a stylistic rule adopted from Wikipedia and many other English sources. References go immediately after punctuation and outside of quotation marks, with no space between the end of a sentence and a reference tag.If, of course, the information does not appear elsewhere in the article, then it is acceptable to source it in the introduction. As most-if not all-information appears elsewhere in the article, do not begin sourcing until after the first heading. This is done to prevent "congestion" in the main introduction of the article. ![]()
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