User:Quuux
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Resources
- Wikipedia:Citing sources
- Help:Citation tools
- Bare google books wiki search ( reverse sort gbooks ) – ( books.google plaintext )
- ( reverse sort http reverse sort bracket+http)
- ( bare ref )
- bare doi.org
- babelfish urls; translate.google (madness)
- Category:CS1_errors – articles to fix
- Category:Pages with broken reference names
- Category:Pages_with_citations_using_unsupported_parameters
- Category:Articles_with_inconsistent_citation_formats
- Category:Articles_with_bare_URLs_for_citations
Tools
- Reftag – Wikipedia citation tool for Google Books
- Citer – URL/DOI/ISBN – PMID – OCLC
- DOI Citer – Similar to Reftag for DOI
- MakeRef – Fillable form for cite templates (+less common ones)
- Citation Bot – Thorough page checker – also Citations button plugin. (Contributions to check if busy)
- reFill – Check/fix page – fix bare links (fails sometimes)
- Title Case Converter – change text to title case
DOI Search :
https://oadoi.org/ (append DOI)
https://dissem.in/ (append DOI)
https://tools.wmflabs.org/oabot/process?name= (append Page name)
Sources
- Internet Archive - http://web.archive.org/web/1000/ (append url for earliest)
- Archive.fo (aka Archive.is)
- WorldCat – OCLC source
- Google Scholar
- Google Books
- JStor
Other
- OAbot – finds sources for papers for DOI on random pages
S: .*?<a.*?>(.*?)</a>
R: \r\n<a>$1</a>
S: </a>.*\r\n<a>
R: |