Paul Novitski wrote:
CITE:
Contains a citation or a reference to other sources.
As I read this definition and these examples, I find it defensible to
use CITE to mark up a byline which is, after all, a citation of the
author of the piece at hand.
Note the "to other sources" part of the definition, though, compared to
"of the piece at hand".
P
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