Talk:Koninklijke Paketvaart-Maatschappij
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In order to maintain an organized list of cited works, this article uses shortened footnotes for all references to cited works, with the full citation placed in the Cited Works section.
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Slightly inconsistent citation style
[edit]This article appears to follow the citation style of using short footnotes to all cited works listed in the cited works section. There are a few citations which do not follow this style, so unless there is an objection, those citations will also be moved to the Cited works section, and the sources alphabetized as is typical for articles using this style. A notice on the citation style used in this article has been posted on this talk page to provide assistance to those interested in which style is being used for this article. J JMesserly (talk) 21:33, 13 March 2023 (UTC)
- I did a lot of referencing by citing books with short footnotes and citing news inside the text, but that it is obviously not correct. Please change it, so I can see the correct way.Grieg2 (talk) 05:56, 14 March 2023 (UTC)
- There really is no one "correct way". The main idea is that it be a rationale that can be consistently followed. For this article, it appears what contributors are doing is making all references non inline as the notice describes. If contributors are ok with that description, I will make them all conform to that rule. If some other rule is desired, I will edit the article to conform to the alternate rule. I don't really care other than the article conform to some consistent rule that other contributors can understand.J JMesserly (talk) 07:49, 14 March 2023 (UTC)
Hello fellow Wikipedians,
It appears that this article has the style of providing an organized listing all cited sources in section Cited Works which are then referred to using shortened footnotes. If some other style was intended, please comment below. This confirmation would be helpful because Wikipedia's Wikipedia:Citing sources guidelines recommend that articles have a single citation style applied consistently. Because it is frequently unclear what the intended style for footnotes is, a notice on the talk page stating the intended style will assist editors seeking to maintain high standards for Wikipedia's citations. If there is no objection after a reasonable period for comment has elapsed, a corresponding notice will be placed at the head of the talk page along with similar notices but can be removed while there are disputes.
Further information on this style and considerations for its use may be found in the above note. If after an appropriate time for comment has expired that this is confirmed as the style in use, I or some other citation editors will transform any non conformant citations to the appropriate form.J JMesserly (talk) 00:45, 18 March 2023 (UTC)
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