“ Start the url with the communications protocol, e.g. http://. title: Title of online item. This title will appear as the citation itself, hyperlinked to the URL. Certain characters must be replaced with their HTML numeric reference to be used in the title. The character " [" must be replaced with "[", "] " with "]", and "|" (vertical bar) with "|". Optional parameters author parameters author Use if specific individuals (rather than large organizations) are named as writing the page. Use the publisher field to report the organization that controls the website. ”

“ This Citation Style 1 template is used to create citations for web sources that are not characterized by another CS1 template.
Cite news can also be used when citing a news source; for general information about citations in Wikipedia articles, see Wikipedia:Cite sources. A general discussion of the use of templates for adding citations to Wikipedia articles is available at Wikipedia:Citation templates.
Usage Note: None of the parameters should be capitalised, in order to avoid the article being tagged as having a broken citation. For example, use "url", "title", etc. - not "URL", "Title", etc. ”

“ Smith, Peter; Smythe, Jim (30 April 2005) . "Our Favorite Things". Encyclopedia of Things. Open Publishing. Retrieved 16 May 2006. No author {{cite web |url=http://www.example.org/ |title=Index of Sharp Things |publisher=Open Publishing |date=30 April 2005 |work=Encyclopedia of Things |accessdate=16 May 2006 }}
→ "Index of Sharp Things". Encyclopedia of Things. Open Publishing. 30 April 2005. Retrieved 16 May 2006. No author, no publisher This abbreviated format should only be used when the editor cannot determine the publisher and author. ”