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This is what I get when I use the re-use Citation feature. You can delete this when after you look at it.

1 test-creating a citation[1]

2 test me-creating a second citation[2]

3 test me baby one more time-use the "re-use citation" from the first citation[1]

  1. a b this is the way
  2. No not this way

Further examples

For instance:

  1. Test example.[1]
  2. Another test. [2]
  3. Yet more testing.[3]
  4. I feel like a lab rat.[2]

References

  1. ( #1, name=:0, Some Source Name (1973), p.17)
  2. a b ( #2, name=:1, Some Other Source (1985), p.3))
  3. ( #3, name=:2), Some Source name (1992), p.1)

What happens is that footnote ":0" is for #1 but also #4, and ":0" doesn't refer to the year or page or anything, so it's terribly difficult to look up without using a search function for ":0" or by manually/visually searching the code. Also, ":0" refers to topic 1, on page 17. It can be very confusing.

And when reusing a citation, it gets more complicated. footnote [2] is also ":0", and is used in topic #4 and refers to p.3. And it's further complicated by trying to look up which footnote it is in the Citations list, and finding that one wants to use [3]... but [3] in the code is labelled "name=:2" (and is for p.1).

A more straightforward method which allows another editor to simply refer to a repeated citation by knowing which sources have been cited, and knowing the source they're citing from would be by using names with more clarity, like this:

  1. A sentence.[1]
  2. And another sentence.[2]
  3. More sentence information.[3]
  4. And a final sentence.[1]

It makes it easier to find previous sources in the code, and easier for a later editor to say, "I am quoting Some Source Name, p.17, so I know I can use "name=source17", since I already saw that and won't have to look it up again." They don't have to memorize every footnote and how it relates to the [4] alone.

  1. a b Some Source Name (1973), p.17
  2. Other Source (1985), p.3
  3. Third Source name (2002), p.6
  4. "name=". They should be easily distinguishable from one another, and be understandable by simply reading the name of the

Next Attempt at citations with the RefRenamer

  • Quick brown fox [1]
  • Mr. Jock, TV quiz PhD.[2]
  • Waltz, nymph[3]
  • The jay, pig, fox, zebra and my wolves quack![1]
  1. a b Jumps over the lazy dog
  2. bags few lynx
  3. for quick jigs vex Bud

One more time,

  1. Blue[1]
  2. Green [2]
  3. Azure[1]
  1. a b color 1
  2. color 2