*All 'ref' shit goes between <ref> and <ref>
*Refs can be 'named' so you can use them several times - you give a 'name' and just repeat it.
Chzz is ace.<ref name=something>All the ref shit here</ref> and cool<ref name=something/> and amazing.<ref name=something/>
*Instead of putting the refs in the main body, you can put 'em at the end, if you want;
Chzz is ace.<ref name=something/> and cool<ref name=something/> and amazing.<ref name=something/>
== References ==
{{reflist|
<ref name=something>All the ref shit here</ref>
}}
*You can also use 'Harvard-style' and have short-form refs where the refs links to the details - which is esp cool for books with different pages;
Chzz is cool.<ref name=Mybook42>{{Harvnb|Chzz|2001|p=42}}</ref> And groovy.<ref name=Mybook42/> But on Page 43 it says he's shit.<ref name=Mybook43>{{Harvnb|Chzz|2001|p=43}}</ref>
== References ==
{{reflist}}
== Bibliography ==
*{{citation|last=Chzz|title=The Book of Chzz|year=2001}}
*You can use 'refs at the end' along with Harvard, if you want. That's an "exercise for the reader".
