維基圖書館/1館員1參考文獻/幫助
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编辑入门
- 創建賬戶(注:請創建個人賬戶,因爲維基百科不能創建組織賬戶。)
- Check that the Visual Editor is turned on by ensuring "Temporarily disable the visual editor..." is unchecked in your preferences on your main language Wikipedia (here on the English Wikipedia). (Visual Editor allows you to use a feature called "Citoid" which uses an API to get preformatted reference information (see the documentation for more details).)
- Pick a strategy in the "How to participate" section
- 当您在维基百科编辑时,请确保在编辑摘要中包含#1Lib1Ref标签。
请注意,说明1和2默认为英语维基百科。将语言更改为您首选的维基百科,但请注意,帐户是全域的。
添加新的参考资料
可视编辑器
- Instructions for adding references in Visual Editor are documented here.
- Identify a source that will help verify information on a Wikipedia article
- 點擊文章頂部的“編輯”按鈕
- Click after the sentence you want to add a citation to support
- Click on the "Cite" button (looks like )
- Autogenerate a citation using a URL, ISBN or DOI (this scrapes data from the page to create citations), or choose the second tab and fill in the appropriate citation fields for your source
- 单击插入
- 单击页面右上角的“保存”
- 添加包含#1lib1ref标签更改的编辑摘要
维基文本
- Identify a source that will help verify information in a Wikipedia article
- 按文章顶部的“编辑源代码”
- Search for the information you want to verify with a source, and click after the sentence
- Click on the "Cite" dropdown menu
- Choose a reference type (see the dropdown in the image on the right)
- Fill in the relevant source citation fields
- 插入引用
- 添加包含#1lib1ref标签更改的编辑摘要
- 单击编辑摘要框下方的发布更改
小贴士
- Wikipedia articles don't use any one standard reference style; though they favor the templates created by the tools described above, you can always write a plain-text citation.
- Reliable sources for Wikipedia include any source with a history of editorial control (newspapers, books, finding aids, scholarly journal articles, editorially controlled websites). The stronger the reputation or the greater the authority of the author on a topic, the more well received it will be.
- Though Wikipedia favors sources that are Open Access,[1] it doesn't require them (after all, some knowledge can only be found in print books or behind paywalls). However, a reference to an open access source means that more public readers get a chance to find and read the research they need through Wikipedia. Make sure if you do cite a closed source, you use an unproxied permalink rather than a link specific to your institution.
- ↑ See http://arxiv.org/abs/1506.07608 for more information about the impact of Open Access on Wikipedia