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Reflinks is a python script in the pywikipedia collection which adds title to bare references in the forms of <ref>[http://www.google.fr/]</ref> or <ref>http://www.google.fr/</ref>. These titles are taken from the <title> element contained on the page.
It was developed as a pywikipedia bot by NicDumZ and was used to convert ~5,500 references on French Wikipedia in January 2008 and then ~62,300 on English in February 2008. Its was ported over to the Toolserver a short time later by Dispenser and has developed independent of the original.
There are two flavors of this script, web and bot. The web version provides a larger degree of interactivity and human review. While the bot script is automated and is the better one of you want to run and forget as it doesn't need human review.
If checked will use {{cite web}} citation template, otherwise will use plain text citations (note this is not implemented well)
Since quality of this tool output varies drastically options are provided to limit the damage.
<ref>http://en...le.html<ref>) (recommended)<!-- bot generated title --> from automatic titling Bookmarklets are little snips of JavaScript code which are stored as a bookmark. Drag the links to the bookmark toolbar. You can use reflink on Wikipedia pages which have autonumbered links and it will convert them to <ref> style of linking.
| Title overwrite: | Never | Bot | Simple |
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| {{Cite web}} | [4] | [5] | [6] |
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This script utilizes the commonfixes script for general fixes to HTML, CSS, links, citations, and MOS formatting. Please report errors in this scripts.