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NottNott: Text replacement - "{{P?olicies and g?uidelines}}" to "{{Editing navbox}}"

2020-06-12T12:21:58Z

Text replacement - "{{P?olicies and g?uidelines}}" to "{{Editing navbox}}"

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	You will feel like a scholar in no time using this {{awesome}}		You will feel like a scholar in no time using this {{awesome}}

	{{~~Policies and guidelines~~}}		{{Editing navbox}}

NottNott: /* Referencing */ Workaround proveit

2020-06-09T15:25:34Z

Referencing: Workaround proveit

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	<code><nowiki><ref></ref></nowiki></code> tags are what makes the text you type turn into the cool [1] icon. The text you're typing between those tags often uses a template, such as [[Template:Cite jake]] to autocomplete some text for you.		<code><nowiki><ref></ref></nowiki></code> tags are what makes the text you type turn into the cool [1] icon. The text you're typing between those tags often uses a template, such as [[Template:Cite jake]] to autocomplete some text for you.

			You can use <code><nowiki><ref></ref></nowiki></code> tags to include footnotes in articles as well, it doesn't have to be a link to an article.<ref>That's right, I'm a footnote!</ref>
	===Reference anything EXCEPT scientific articles with ProveIt===		===Reference anything EXCEPT scientific articles with ProveIt===
	Use ProveIt in the bottom right of any page you visit. It should look like this: [P].		Use ProveIt in the bottom right of any page you visit. It should look like this: [P].
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	This video demonstrates how to do this, although this is done with a scientific article. Don't use ProveIt for scientific articles, just see the next section:		This video demonstrates how to do this, although this is done with a scientific article. Don't use ProveIt for scientific articles, just see the next section:

			{{bigger\|If you have problems with 'updating' references using ProveIt, <u>don't use the update button</u>. Just go to the ''''Reference content' field''' that is generated as you fill in fields, and copy and paste the contents of that field between the <code><nowiki><ref></ref></nowiki></code> tags. We didn't develop the ProveIt gadget, so we can't fix this behaviour - but this is a perfectly working workaround.}}

	<center><youtube>N9kQWCGeHU4</youtube></center>		<center><youtube>N9kQWCGeHU4</youtube></center>

	~~You can use <code><nowiki><ref></ref></nowiki></code> tags to include footnotes in articles as well, it doesn't have to be a link to an article.<ref>That's right, I'm a footnote!</ref>~~
	====Referencing Jake and the blog====		====Referencing Jake and the blog====
	Do it like this:		Do it like this:

NottNott: /* Referencing scientific articles */

2020-06-09T15:22:26Z

Referencing scientific articles

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	===Referencing scientific articles===		===Referencing scientific articles===
	Use the [http://sumsearch.org/cite/ Biomedical citation maker], it's amazing. Insert the PMID or DOI into the box on the left (should be visible for most if not all clinical studies), and use the '''first box that comes up''' (the one that says wiki markup for Wikipedia). Just copy and paste the really long contents of that box into where you want your reference.		Use the [http://sumsearch.org/cite/ Biomedical citation maker], it's amazing. Insert the PMID or DOI into the box on the left (should be visible for most if not all clinical studies), and use the '''first box that comes up''' (the one that says wiki markup for Wikipedia). Just copy and paste the really long contents of that box into where you want your reference. This is '''miles better''' than what ProveIt can accomplish.

	You will feel like a scholar in no time using this {{awesome}}		You will feel like a scholar in no time using this {{awesome}}

	{{Policies and guidelines}}		{{Policies and guidelines}}

NottNott at 15:21, 9 June 2020

2020-06-09T15:21:57Z

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 <code><nowiki><ref></ref></nowiki></code> tags are what makes the text you type turn into the cool [1] icon. The text you're typing between those tags often uses a template, such as [[Template:Cite jake]] to autocomplete some text for you.
-You can use <code><nowiki><ref></ref></nowiki></code> tags to include footnotes in articles as well, it doesn't have to be a link to an article.<ref>That's right, I'm a footnote!</ref>
+===Reference anything EXCEPT scientific articles with ProveIt===
 Use ProveIt in the bottom right of any page you visit. It should look like this: [P].
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 <center><youtube>N9kQWCGeHU4</youtube></center>
 ===Referencing scientific articles===

NottNott: /* Referencing scientific articles */

2020-06-08T14:17:01Z

Referencing scientific articles

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	===Referencing scientific articles===		===Referencing scientific articles===
	Use the [http://sumsearch.org/cite/ Biomedical citation maker], it's amazing. Insert the PMID or DOI into the box on the left (should be visible for most if not all clinical studies), and use the '''first box that comes up''' (the one that says wiki markup for Wikipedia).		Use the [http://sumsearch.org/cite/ Biomedical citation maker], it's amazing. Insert the PMID or DOI into the box on the left (should be visible for most if not all clinical studies), and use the '''first box that comes up''' (the one that says wiki markup for Wikipedia). Just copy and paste the really long contents of that box into where you want your reference.

	You will feel like a scholar in no time using this {{awesome}}		You will feel like a scholar in no time using this {{awesome}}

	{{Policies and guidelines}}		{{Policies and guidelines}}

NottNott: /* Referencing anything EXCEPT scientific articles with ProveIt */

2020-06-08T14:12:18Z

Referencing anything EXCEPT scientific articles with ProveIt

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	This video demonstrates how to do this, although this is done with a scientific article. Don't use ProveIt for scientific articles, just see the next section:		This video demonstrates how to do this, although this is done with a scientific article. Don't use ProveIt for scientific articles, just see the next section:

	<youtube>N9kQWCGeHU4</youtube>		<center><youtube>N9kQWCGeHU4</youtube></center>

	===Referencing scientific articles===		===Referencing scientific articles===

NottNott: /* Referencing anything EXCEPT scientific articles with ProveIt */

2020-06-08T14:12:02Z

Referencing anything EXCEPT scientific articles with ProveIt

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	This video demonstrates how to do this, although this is done with a scientific article. Don't use ProveIt for scientific articles, just see the next section:		This video demonstrates how to do this, although this is done with a scientific article. Don't use ProveIt for scientific articles, just see the next section:

	<youtube>N9kQWCGeHU4</youtube>		<youtube>N9kQWCGeHU4</youtube>

NottNott: /* Referencing anything EXCEPT scientific articles with ProveIt */

2020-06-08T14:11:41Z

Referencing anything EXCEPT scientific articles with ProveIt

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	From there, you can select what you are referencing and fill in the fields accordingly.		From there, you can select what you are referencing and fill in the fields accordingly.

			This video demonstrates how to do this, although this is done with a scientific article. Don't use ProveIt for scientific articles, just see the next section:
			<youtube>N9kQWCGeHU4</youtube>

	===Referencing scientific articles===		===Referencing scientific articles===
	Use the [http://sumsearch.org/cite/ Biomedical citation maker], it's amazing. Insert the PMID or DOI into the box on the left (should be visible for most if not all clinical studies), and use the '''first box that comes up''' (the one that says wiki markup for Wikipedia).		Use the [http://sumsearch.org/cite/ Biomedical citation maker], it's amazing. Insert the PMID or DOI into the box on the left (should be visible for most if not all clinical studies), and use the '''first box that comes up''' (the one that says wiki markup for Wikipedia).

NottNott: Created page with "{{EM help}}{{nutshell|Referencing can be done at the click of a few buttons and makes the wiki look thorough and well thought-out.}} ==Referencing== `..."`


2020-06-08T14:04:17Z
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==Referencing==

<code><nowiki><ref></ref></nowiki></code> tags are what makes the text you type turn into the cool [1] icon. The text you're typing between those tags often uses a template, such as [[Template:Cite jake]] to autocomplete some text for you.



You can use <code><nowiki><ref></ref></nowiki></code> tags to include footnotes in articles as well, it doesn't have to be a link to an article.<ref>That's right, I'm a footnote!</ref>

===Referencing Jake and the blog===

Do it like this: 

 <nowiki><ref>{{cite jake|https://endmyopia.org/why-not-reduce-a-little-cyl-with-each-sph/}}</ref></nowiki>



That will produce <ref>{{cite jake|https://endmyopia.org/why-not-reduce-a-little-cyl-with-each-sph/}}</ref>



===Referencing anything EXCEPT scientific articles with ProveIt===

Use ProveIt in the bottom right of any page you visit. It should look like this: [P].



From there, you can select what you are referencing and fill in the fields accordingly.

===Referencing scientific articles===

Use the [http://sumsearch.org/cite/ Biomedical citation maker], it's amazing. Insert the PMID or DOI into the box on the left (should be visible for most if not all clinical studies), and use the '''first box that comes up''' (the one that says wiki markup for Wikipedia).



You will feel like a scholar in no time using this {{awesome}}



{{Policies and guidelines}}

Help:Referencing - Revision history

NottNott: Text replacement - "{{P?olicies and g?uidelines}}" to "{{Editing navbox}}"

NottNott: /* Referencing */ Workaround proveit

NottNott: /* Referencing scientific articles */

NottNott at 15:21, 9 June 2020

NottNott: /* Referencing scientific articles */

NottNott: /* Referencing anything EXCEPT scientific articles with ProveIt */

NottNott: /* Referencing anything EXCEPT scientific articles with ProveIt */

NottNott: /* Referencing anything EXCEPT scientific articles with ProveIt */

NottNott: Created page with "{{EM help}}{{nutshell|Referencing can be done at the click of a few buttons and makes the wiki look thorough and well thought-out.}} ==Referencing== ..."

NottNott: Created page with "{{EM help}}{{nutshell|Referencing can be done at the click of a few buttons and makes the wiki look thorough and well thought-out.}} ==Referencing== `..."`