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+# .md referencing
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 Below is an overview of reference style links in markdown but for those in a rush, lets provide the quick version for our use case:
 
 Create your citation using 2 sets of square brackets. The first goes around the keyword that is a link. The second goes immediately after and is a label (make it unique.) To make this fit the uwe Harvard style you can write the author name and date in parentheses and wrap them in `[]`.
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 [1]: Renney, Nathan, N., Gaster, B., Mitchell, T. and Renney, H. (2022) Studying How Digital Luthiers Choose Their Tools. _Proceedings of the 2022 Chi Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems_ [online].
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 # general guide:
 
 ### Reference-style Links[](https://www.markdownguide.org/basic-syntax/#reference-style-links)