Wikipedia:WikiProject The KLF/Citation templates


 * Cite AV media - Can be used to cite musical recordings
 * Cite AV media notes - Can be used to reference sleeve notes
 * Cite book (see further details below)
 * Cite episode - For television or radio programs and episodes, e.lg. a documentary program about the KLF which was an episode of a documentary series
 * Cite news
 * Cite magazine
 * Cite press release (I wouldn't use for KLF Communications Info Sheets, as they were sent out to fans, but this can be used for e.g. record company press releases
 * Cite sign - For signs, plaques, and other non-video visuals (so that would include graffiti and posters! However, we generally - but possibly not always - cite secondary sources for those)
 * Cite web - General web references

Also: *LibraryOfMu
 * KLFDiscography to cite the KLF Discography
 * Allmusic to cite AllMusic. Example:

Books
If a book is cited regularly, with different page numbers, this can cause the citations list to grow. Tentative research suggests that the preferred way of dealing with this is in order:
 * From Template:Rp/doc: One citation as normal using Cite book for each page number, until that becomes excessive (let's say more than 3 entries in the reflist? --- if it looks from the outset like an article will use the book a lot, it's easier to start as you mean to go on, however i.e. the next option)
 * Otherwise, have one  for the book, and follow the citation with a rp or a r, which adds a page number and optionally a quotation after the numbered inline citation. This template may go away and be replaced by built-in functionality in the   tag but a bot would take care of retiring the template. [Reportedly some editors don't like this template]
 * Example:
 * Example:
 * Or if using not directly after the declaration of the reference:
 * Or put the book into the references section above the reflist, and use sfn [Reportedly some editors don't like this either, and it seems less desirable than the above option to me as the references section would contain both a book and a reflist - messy. I am not going to recommend this for WP:KLF articles]