The Internet age has afforded researchers greater access to online material (or, at least, more easily finding offline references), so it is no surprise that a variety of published articles include URLs in them.
After this morning reading the first half of an article that I mentioned yesterday, I realized that articles that refer to web-accessible articles should chop those URLs (more here) (granted, to be fair, that article was published prior to such a thing). For instance, a reader who is interested in looking into a referenced online article, may have to type out dozens of characters for one link, versus a dozen and a half for a chopped URL. Now, this would mean such a reference would not only include this new URL, but also the original URL.
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