•Formats for citations to books, journal articles, and
other research resources that
are accessible on the Web are more complex
than the formats for Web pages.
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•There is no clear standard specifying where or how to
break long URLs at the end of a
print line.
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•Both the APA and the MLA recommend that the URL be enclosed with chevron symbols (< >); however, this
is not universally
accepted.
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•Any method of citing Web pages faces one serious, yet unsolved problem—moving and disappearing URLs.