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References include the following items:

• a (permanent) reference (e.g. the book title and author, or the article title and date and journal name and volume, etc.)
• a web link, where possible
• a pointer to the page or section
• a quote of the relevant text, to protect against link-rot and to aid the reader who doesn't want to search further
• an indication of your opinion on the reliability of the source, and why.

This answer is based on an answer from What constitutes a reference?

References include the following items:

• a (permanent) reference (e.g. the book title and author, or the article title and date and journal name and volume, etc.)
• a web link, where possible
• a pointer to the page or section
• a quote of the relevant text, to protect against link-rot and to aid the reader who doesn't want to search further
• an indication of your opinion on the reliability of the source, and why.

This answer is based on an answer from What constitutes a reference?

References include the following items:

• a (permanent) reference (e.g. the book title and author, or the article title and date and journal name and volume, etc.)
• a web link, where possible
• a pointer to the page or section
• a quote of the relevant text, to protect against bit-rot and to aid the reader who doesn't want to search further
• an indication of your opinion on the reliability of the source, and why.

This answer is based on an answer from What constitutes a reference?

References include the following items:

• a (permanent) reference (e.g. the book title and author, or the article title and date and journal name and volume, etc.)
• a web link, where possible
• a pointer to the page or section
• a quote of the relevant text, to protect against link-rot and to aid the reader who doesn't want to search further
• an indication of your opinion on the reliability of the source, and why.

This answer is based on an answer from What constitutes a reference?