Source citations

Hello!

This blog post exists to provide the resources I used for citing some resources

Basics with resources

As you already know, we use the "<references />" for the references heading for articles if we do provide sources. I do not need to explain this, but it sets the situation for what I will be talking about next. It always looks like this

Resources Used

Discord Messages

I recommend looking at this website to see how to cite those messages, if you can view them. Though as many will say, there is no method for citing these kinds of messages. I will not be providing explanations for the rest as they are self-explanatory.
https://style.mla.org/citing-conversation-chat-tool/

Tweets

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Template:Cite_tweet#Examples

YouTube Videos

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Video_links#Example_citation_format

Unprovided Sources

Whenever we do not currently have credible information about a claim that we know is true, there is something provided by FANDOM to remedy this.
https://community.fandom.com/wiki/Help:Cite#Citation_needed!

If a situation like this does happen, put this next to the sentence with said claim:
^{[''citation needed'']}

It will look like this when posted:

• @SpaceofReality pointed out on their X account that "he was unable to respond due to an power outage in his area".^{[citation needed]}