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  1. www.webcitation.orgWebCite

    WebCite is a service that allows authors, editors, and publishers to archive webpages and other digital objects they cite in scholarly papers and books, to ensure permanent access to the cited material. Learn how to use WebCite as a citing author, a reader, an editor, a publisher, or a web-author.

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      How does a WebCite ®-enhanced reference look like?. A...

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      Simply put, WebCite ® aims to make Internet material (any...

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      WebCite used in the legal world “(…) In a recent letter to...

    • Comb Page

      WebCite page combing form. This page allows you to submit a...

    • Webcite Query Page

      WebCite query form. URL to find snapshots of: (optional)...

  2. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › WebCiteWebCite - Wikipedia

    WebCite is an intermittently available archive site, originally designed to digitally preserve scientific and educationally important material on the web by taking snapshots of Internet contents as they existed at the time when a blogger or a scholar cited or quoted from it.

  3. www.citationmachine.net › apa › cite-a-websiteCiting a Website in APA | Citation Machine

    Learn how to cite a website in APA format with examples and tips. Use Citation Machine tools to create references for online sources, social media posts, and more.

  4. support.jmir.org › articles › 115002044888-What-is-WebCiteWhat is WebCite? – JMIR Publications

    JMIR authors citing webpages, PDF reports available online, and other web-based references used to be asked to add a WebCite link to their references; however, since December 2018 this is no longer required or possible due to WebCite phasing out its service to the community.

  5. www.scribbr.com › citing-sources › cite-a-websiteHow to Cite a Website | MLA, APA & Chicago Examples - Scribbr

    Mar 5, 2021 · Learn how to cite a website in different citation styles, such as MLA, APA and Chicago. See examples of in-text citations and reference entries for webpages, blogs, newspapers and more.