When testing a paper by HowNet, in addition to inserting endnotes, if the cited references are knocked one by one, only the references must be correct and meet the following four standards.

First of all, the identification of the reference must be correct.

The reference identification here refers to the end of the paper, with the word "reference" as one line, and then you list the names of all the references you cited below, and so on. Remember, every reference must have a correct and obvious logo, such as [XXX] and [XXX]. This logo can be computer-generated or handwritten, but it must be formal without any other punctuation marks.

Second, don't have too long quotations.

Whether you quote or not, we can't quote other people's articles too long. After all, quoting is just to prove your point. If a large quotation is not for expanding the number of words, it will only be judged as "plagiarism".

Third, the use of reference symbols is correct.

If there are references in the middle of the paper, be sure to mark them. If there is no reference object, it is likely to be marked directly in red, which can be said to be the most. At the same time, remember that it is best to quote the content in double quotation marks and end with a period. If there is a period in the middle of double quotation marks, marking them in red will also be regarded as plagiarism.

Fourth, don't tamper with the original text.

When quoting references, don't delete or add others' original words, otherwise it will be regarded as plagiarism.

Extended data:

Reference is the whole reference or quotation of a book or a paper in the process of academic research. The cited documents have been noted in the notes and no longer appear in the following references.

Literally, a reference is a document cited in the writing process, such as an article or a book.

However, according to the definition of GB/T 77 14-20 15, the reference after the text refers to "the relevant literature information resources cited for writing or editing papers and works."

According to the requirements of China Academic Journals (CD-ROM Edition) Retrieval and Evaluation Data Standard (Trial) and China Social Science Journals Arrangement Standard (Revised Edition), many publications distinguish between references and annotations, and define annotations as "words that further explain or supplement a certain content in a text", which are listed at the end of the article, separated from references or placed at the footer.

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