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Hi,
If I be citing a book, it would appear = Scott (2000, p.2).
My issue is if I be citing a webpage, in the place of p., what should be the webpage identification?
It is because I am citing literally a text from a specific webpage session (e.g. Documentation session from Zotero webpage) and it is nonsense to mention "page number", but I am wondering what other category could be used...
Thanks,
Cadu
If I be citing a book, it would appear = Scott (2000, p.2).
My issue is if I be citing a webpage, in the place of p., what should be the webpage identification?
It is because I am citing literally a text from a specific webpage session (e.g. Documentation session from Zotero webpage) and it is nonsense to mention "page number", but I am wondering what other category could be used...
Thanks,
Cadu
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Most styles would not have you cite any locator information for webpages, so you'd just cite Scott (2000), but individual citation styles may have different ideas.