KhmerConnection:References and access
Sources, credits and links
Use ordinary sentences, lists and links to describe sources and connections. The editor's link tool can create internal links to other wiki pages or external links to websites.
Use straightforward labels such as Author, Director, Screenwriter, Publisher, Sponsor, Interviewer and Narrator. Credit each person or organization clearly, but do not create a new page merely to give someone a credit.
Examples of ordinary wikitext:
== Credits == * Director: Name * Screenwriters: Name and Name == Related works == Adapted from [[Book title]]. == Sponsorship == Sponsored by [[Organization name]].
Use an internal link when the target has an appropriate wiki page. Otherwise write its name as text. Distinguish a funder from an operator, a director from a screenwriter, and a narrator from an interviewer when those distinctions matter.
Catalogue and publication references
A catalogue reference identifies an item in a library, archive or collection. Give the catalogue name, record link and any identifier needed to identify the item or edition.
== Sources == * [https://example.org/catalogue-record Catalogue name: item title], record number, edition or collection details. * Author, Title, publisher, year, page or item number.
An actual ISBN, catalogue number or other source-assigned identifier can be included in the citation. Preserve leading zeros, punctuation and prefixes. Do not make up an internal reference ID.
For an offline source, give enough bibliographic detail for someone to identify it. If a link becomes unavailable, retain the useful title, catalogue number and citation.
Read, watch, listen or apply
List separate destinations with descriptive labels:
== Access == * [https://example.org/recording Listen: provider name] * [https://example.org/transcript Transcript: provider name] * [https://example.org/catalogue Catalogue: library or archive name]
The example.org addresses are placeholders; replace them with the real source links.
When relevant and known, add a brief condition such as library card required, subscription required, on-site access or restricted access. Languages and subtitles should describe the particular version being linked, not every version of the work.
For opportunities, use a clear application link and identify the dated cycle:
== How to apply == * [https://example.org/application Application information from the sponsor]
Do not infer current availability from the existence of a link. Linking to a work does not give permission to reproduce or host it.
Registration numbers
An organization's registration or tax number can be written in its identifiers field or in an appropriate article section. Use the identifier's name, value and jurisdiction when relevant:
EIN (United States): number Charity registration (jurisdiction): number
Keep each label next to its value. Multiple identifiers can be separated with semicolons or written on separate lines in the article; no special helper or row ID is needed.