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=== 1Lib1Ref Events === | |||
Join us online to learn how to edit Wikipedia and Wikidata. | |||
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=== Participate in the campaign through five easy steps: === | |||
# Find an article that needs a citation. There are many ways to do this. | # Find an article that needs a citation. There are many ways to do this. | ||
#* You can use [https://citationhunt.org Citation Hunt] | #* You can use [https://citationhunt.org Citation Hunt] | ||
Revision as of 01:46, 26 March 2024
1Lib1Ref stands for “One Librarian, One Reference”. It's a campaign by librarians around the world (and anyone who has a passion for free knowledge!) to add a missing references to articles on Wikipedia.
How to get involved:
1Lib1Ref Events
Join us online to learn how to edit Wikipedia and Wikidata.
No events found.
Participate in the campaign through five easy steps:
- Find an article that needs a citation. There are many ways to do this.
- You can use Citation Hunt
- Finding an article with sourcing problems - keep an eye out for the words [citation needed] when on Wikipedia.
- Select an article to review and update the citation while browsing
- Select an article while browsing
- Use your Librarian Super Powers to find a reliable source to support the citation in the article.
- Add a citation using Wikipedia's citation tool. You can use any ISBN, doi or URL!
- Add the hashtag #1Lif1Ref in the edit summary
- Click publish
2024 Themes and Focus
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Not a Librarian?
1Lib1Ref has grown to include archivists, professors, researchers, and Wikimedia volunteer editors interested in finding a unique way to bring about change on Wikipedia!
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