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Citation Styles


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MLA
  1. World Wide Web site
  2. Email message
  3. Web discussion forum posting
  4. Listserv message
  5. Newsgroup message
  6. Real-time communication
  7. Telnet, FTP, and gopher sites
APA
  1. World Wide Web site
  2. Email message
  3. Web discussion forum posting
  4. Listserv message
  5. Newsgroup message
  6. Real-time communication
  7. Telnet, FTP, and gopher sites
Chicago
  1. World Wide Web site
  2. Email message
  3. Web discussion forum posting
  4. Listserv message
  5. Newsgroup message
  6. Real-time communication
  7. Telnet, FTP, and gopher sites
CBE
  1. World Wide Web site
  2. Email message
  3. Web discussion forum posting
  4. Listserv message
  5. Newsgroup message
  6. Real-time communication
  7. Telnet, FTP, and gopher sites

Conventions about documentation style become institutionalized over time as communities of scholars, publishers, and professional organizations work together to develop citation models that efficiently and gracefully refer readers to sources. You may wish to visit the following Web sites to review other perspectives on online citation styles.

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