Talk:South Australian Railways 520 class

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Not sure why the unref tag has been applied - the article references the ARHS publication from which the information is drawn, and also links to an external site with a comprehensive set of information on the preserved example ChrisMCau 09:00, 26 May 2007 (UTC)

I suspect the issue is that although you've provided a general reference for the article, you've not used any inline citations with specific facts of the article (see Wikipedia:Footnotes and Wikipedia:Citation_templates for more details).

NB: if you're unsure as to how to insert inline citations, I note that the Trains Portal team seem to like the <ref>{{cite}}</ref> approach. I've used this format in a recent article I've edited (Victorian Railways Dd class) if you want to see some examples of <ref>{{cite web}}</ref> and <ref>{{cite book}}</ref> usage, not that I'm suggesting my articles set any sort of a benchmark!

Hope this helps! Zzrbiker 03:43, 19 June 2007 (UTC)