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Ref tags
The note you are referring to is called a reference tag, you may view the reference itself if you click "edit". When the reference has been added, it will appear at the reflist (a collection of all the article's references). The simplest way to add a ref tag would be.

However, users are encouraged to use inline citations which are details such as the link's journalist(s), publisher, date and access date. An example of access date is that you found a web link from August 2005 to add as a reference, you would add the current day to the "access date" section. To add inline citations, you may use the following for a website reference:

If you were citing a news article, you would simply change "cite web" to "cite news". Inline citations are useful if the page became a dead link due to the page's deletion or move.

Another equivalent to using the tag above would be:

and it would appear as ​Plunkett, John. "Sorrell accuses Murdoch of panic buying", The Guardian, 27 October 2005. Retrieved on 27 October 2005.​ at the reference list.

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