This example shows how different short form references work. Generally the Short Form Reference will link to it's cite using |last= and |date= (or year), although anything can be used if |ref= is correctly setup in the cite. If multiple authors appear in the cite, then they must also appear in the SFR. The only purpose of a SFR is to link to a cite, if you do not want to do this choose a different form of referencing.
Timbleton edit
Smyth-Thorpe (1878) claims that Timbleton is the county seat of timbletonshire.[1] This is generally regard to be complete poppycock,[2] and has even become somewhat of a meme.[3]
References edit
- ^ Smyth-Thorpe 1878, p. 978.
- ^ Dewey & Hewey 1929, p. 52-54, 65
- ^ The Total Guide to Memes 2018.
Works cited edit
- Smyth-Thorpe, Anthony Marcus Borington (1878). The counties of the Imaginary past. Fittleworth: The August Society for the preservation of Antiquity.
- Dewey, Reginald; Hewey, Archibald (1929). "Revisiting the imaginary past". Journal of Antiquity Science. 76 (5): 32–76.
- "The Total Guide to Memes". The Totally Reliable Website. 23 October 2018.