umm im not in colege so the little lines one up and one down i guess?
The most correct answer
[1]: It was revealed to me in a dream.
On a serious note, at my college the professors ask for a certain citation style then don’t like it when you follow it. For an APA paper once, the professor suggested I use ibid. for subsequent citations instead. When I showed them the style guide, they said that’s just how they do things here.
I was using Typst and I didn’t want to edit CSL just to do citations wrong. So I switched to Chicago instead because it had ibid.
APA or MLA. I have used Chicago and I love the way it looks, but hate having to fix my footnotes over and again it is really annoying.
I really like APA not allowing first names for citations. In a world of so much misogny it does feel needed for impartial reviews
I don’t really care. In college (university) some instructors preferred one, others preferred the other.
Not citing cos I can’t remember where I got that information from
You can always say “it is known”. If your reader doesn’t know where the citation came from, they will think they are ignorant lol
Chicago
paraphrasing
