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 [[Wikipedia:Defense Technical Information Center|Defense Technical Information Center (DTIC)]] is the preferred SERDP, ESTCP or other Department of Defense sponsored technical document.
-Relevant citations can be found at [http://www.dtic.mil/dtic/ DTIC.MIL] and the link can be included in the reference for articles on ER Wiki.
+Relevant citations can be found at [http://www.dtic.mil/dtic/ DTIC.MIL] and the link can be included in the reference for articles on ERWiki.
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 [[Wikipedia:Defense Technical Information Center|Defense Technical Information Center (DTIC)]] is the preferred SERDP, ESTCP or other Department of Defense sponsored technical document.
-Relevant citations can be found at [http://www.dtic.mil/dtic/ DTIC.MIL] and the link can be included in the reference for articles on Remediapedia.
+Relevant citations can be found at [http://www.dtic.mil/dtic/ DTIC.MIL] and the link can be included in the reference for articles on ER Wiki.
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 ==Creating Footnotes==
-Wiki pages create footnotes automatically when the content being referenced is followed by <code><nowiki><ref>Full Citation</ref></nowiki></code> within the body of the article. When one source is cited multiple times, the first instance of that citation can be named so that subsequent instances of the citation will not result in duplicative references. This is accomplished by using the following Wiki Code: <code><nowiki><ref name=Citation Name>Full Citation</ref></nowiki></code> for the first citation and <code><nowiki><ref name=Citation Name /></nowiki></code> for subsequent citations. The article will automatically create only one footnote for the named reference and assign all subsequent citations to that one footnote.
+Wiki pages create footnotes automatically when the content being referenced is followed by <code><nowiki><ref>Full Citation</ref></nowiki></code> within the body of the article. When one source is cited multiple times, the first instance of that citation can be named so that subsequent instances of the citation will not result in duplicative references. This is accomplished by using the following Wiki Code: <code><nowiki><ref name="Citation Name">Full Citation Here</ref></nowiki></code> for the first citation and <code><nowiki><ref name="Citation Name" /></nowiki></code> for subsequent citations. The article will automatically create only one footnote for the named reference and assign all subsequent citations to that one footnote.
 ==References==
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−	Wiki pages create footnotes automatically when the content being referenced is followed by <code><nowiki><ref>Full Citation</ref></nowiki></code> within the body of the article. When one source is cited multiple times, the first instance of that citation can be named so that subsequent instances of the citation will not result in duplicative references. This is accomplished by using the following Wiki Code: <code><nowiki><ref name=Citation Name>Full Citation</ref></nowiki></code>	+	Wiki pages create footnotes automatically when the content being referenced is followed by <code><nowiki><ref>Full Citation</ref></nowiki></code> within the body of the article. When one source is cited multiple times, the first instance of that citation can be named so that subsequent instances of the citation will not result in duplicative references. This is accomplished by using the following Wiki Code: <code><nowiki><ref name=Citation Name>Full Citation</ref></nowiki></code> for the first citation and <code><nowiki><ref name=Citation Name /></nowiki></code> for subsequent citations. The article will automatically create only one footnote for the named reference and assign all subsequent citations to that one footnote.

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 The ISBN can be determined with knowledge about the author or title at [http://www.isbnsearch.org/ ISBNSearch.org]
 ===EPA/ITRC Reports===
 These reports typically have a catalog code number that is useful for identification. Additionally, a standard format of Author, Report Title, Report Name, Catalog Number, Report Date is used for this wiki.
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 ===Journal Articles===
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 ==Reference Format==
-===Applicable to All Citations===
+===Durable Links for All Citations===
 ====DOI====
 [[Wikipedia:Digital object identifier|Digital Object Identifier (DOI)]] is the preferred journal reference link where it exists.