How to Cite Sources on Wikipedia

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Determine the referencing style used in existing articles.. Look for a "{{Reflist}}" template at the bottom of the page.. Create a "References" section if one doesn't already exist.

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Determine the referencing style used in existing articles.

Step 1

Determine the referencing style used in existing articles.

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Look for a "{{Reflist}}" template at the bottom of the page.

Step 2

Look for a "{{Reflist}}" template at the bottom of the page.

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Create a "References" section if one doesn't already exist.

Step 3

Create a "References" section if one doesn't already exist.

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Format your citations consistently.

Step 4

Format your citations consistently.

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Format your citation with the refToolbar to automatically add ref tags.

Step 5

Format your citation with the refToolbar to automatically add ref tags.

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Add reference tags manually to the article text after any punctuation.

Step 6

Add reference tags manually to the article text after any punctuation.

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Include enough information that readers can find the source.

Step 7

Include enough information that readers can find the source.

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Remove ref tags to place citations on lists without numeric superscripts.

Step 8

Remove ref tags to place citations on lists without numeric superscripts.

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Add a source for any statement that is likely to be challenged.

Step 9

Add a source for any statement that is likely to be challenged.

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Support information about living people with a citation.

Step 10

Support information about living people with a citation.

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Include an in-text attribution with quotes or close paraphrases.

Step 11

Include an in-text attribution with quotes or close paraphrases.

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Provide general references as a supplement to in-line citations.

Step 12

Provide general references as a supplement to in-line citations.

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Avoid citations in the lead section of the article.

Step 13

Avoid citations in the lead section of the article.

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