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This style of citation was a type of referencing used on Wikipedia until September 2020, when a community discussion reached a consensus to deprecate this format of citation. While some existing articles may still use this form of citation, new articles should not be created with it. For more information on citations in Wikipedia articles, see Wikipedia:Citing sources.
Example
[edit]Foo was invented by Nescio Nomen[1] in the 17th century.
A century later, Foo was refined by Negidius Numerius (Blue 2003).[2] Numerius, interestingly, also subsequently refined the Blaz that predated Foo.[3]
It was also Negidius Numerius who established that N. Nomen was the original inventor of Foo (Blue 2003, pp. 17–18).
Even though Baz is sometimes confused with Foo, Baz was independently invented by Nescio Nomen.[1]
See also
[edit]Notes
[edit]- ^ a b Nescio Nomen is not to be confounded with his distant nephew Nexio Nomen; see Adam Adams, The Nomen Dynasty in Eastern Europe, Academia Press, 1903, p. 227, footnote 7.
- ^ A less reliable source spells the name as Nemarius (Valens 1985).
- ^ Most manufacturers today prefer Numerius' refined Blaz over his Foo, even though at Nomen's time, Foo represented an improvement on Blaz.
References
[edit]- Blue, Billy (2003). Negidius Numerius' Reinvention of Foo. Wikidemia Press. ISBN 0000000000000
- Coda, C. (October 2004). "An Overview of the Publications on Foo". Wackademia Journal: 12–13.
- Valens, Eddie (1985). "Nemarius in Bazland". Foo Pamphlet.