Looksmaxxing Wiki:Citing sources: Difference between revisions
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Looksmaxxing Wiki uses the MediaWiki [[mw:Extension:Cite|Cite]] extension. Put facts in the article body and attach a source with <code><ref></code> tags. End the article with a '''References''' section containing <code>{{Reflist}}</code>. | Looksmaxxing Wiki uses the MediaWiki [[mw:Extension:Cite|Cite]] extension. Put facts in the article body '''and''' in infobox fields, and attach a source with <code><ref></code> tags (Wikipedia CS1). End the article with a '''References''' section containing only <code>{{Reflist}}</code> — do not dump URLs as prose there. Named refs (<code><ref name="nyt"></code>) are reused in the lead, infobox, and later sections. | ||
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Latest revision as of 13:09, 11 September 2026
Looksmaxxing Wiki uses the MediaWiki Cite extension. Put facts in the article body and in infobox fields, and attach a source with <ref> tags (Wikipedia CS1). End the article with a References section containing only
— do not dump URLs as prose there. Named refs (<ref name="nyt">) are reused in the lead, infobox, and later sections.
Preferred citation templates (Wikipedia CS1 shape, simplified):
Untitled. News.— newspapers of recordUntitled.— websitesUntitled. Magazine.— magazinesUntitled.— YouTube, podcasts, livestreams
Reliable sources for this encyclopedia: newspapers of record, magazines, and named scene primary sources (a creator's own channel, a ranking snapshot quoted by press). Ranking boards are kayfabe; they document notoriety, not medical or moral rank.
Do not paste forum how-tos as methods. Bonesmashing is described as injury. Living-person claims follow Looksmaxxing Wiki:Biographies of living persons.
Wikipedia text reused here is CC BY-SA 4.0 and must be attributed.