Citing Your Sources Guide

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There is considerably greater flexibility in terms of sources which are supported, given that many of the incidents can presently only be found in comments, social media posts, and various third party websites.

The minimum requirement for a case is 2 separate sources.

Format for Citations

Citations are presently placed in the following format:

Link Title (Access Date)

Here are some examples:

Example Website Title (Feb 3, 2023) Nevis - Wikipedia (Jan 30, 2023) Bruce Wagner On Use of MyBitcoin - BitcoinTalk (Jan 30, 2023) MyBitcoin Incident Report - August 5th 2011 (Jan 31, 2023)