Category:Articles with PDF format bare URLs for citations

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This is a tracking category for Bare URL references to PDF documents (e.g. <ref>http://example.com/fubar.pdf</ref>) which have been tagged with {{Bare URL PDF}} (e.g. <ref>http://example.com/fubar.pdf {{Bare URL PDF|date=December 2024}}</ref>)

These bare URL refs are tracked separately because tools such as Citation bot, Reflinks and reFill cannot extract metadata from PDF documents, so the metadata such as title, author and publication date needs to be added manually.

This search can be used to find more articles with bare PDF URLs.

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