AGLC

General rules:

• Author should only be included if an author is indicated on the web page being cited, such as when citing a blog post on an institutional blog. the author should be cited in accordance with Rule 4.1.
• Document title should be treated like the title of a journal article (see Rule 5.2).
• Websites should be treated like the title of a book (see Rule 6.2). Where the author and web page title are identical, the author should not be included.
• Document types include 'Blog Post', 'Forum Post', etc. Where the document type of the source is not clear, 'Web Page' should be used.
• Where available, full date of last update of the web page should be included after the document name. If not shown, the full date of creation should be included. Where there is no full date on the web page or document, as much of the full date as appears should be included. Where there is no date, the full date should be omitted.
• Web pages do not usually include pinpoints. Pinpoints are paragraph numbers, which should be included in citations in square brackets.
• URL should be included after the first reference to a source in accordance with rules 4.4-4.5
• A source should only be cited according to this rule if it does not exist in a published form and no other rule within AGLC 4 applies to it.