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Facebook

Note: To cite a Facebook page as a whole, include only the URL in parentheses (round brackets) as the in-text citation. No reference list entry is needed. 

To cite a specific Facebook post, use the poster’s name and the year as you would for other in-text citations.

 

In-text citation

Rule: (Username or Group Name Year)

(Services Australia 2020)

In a recent Facebook post, Services Australia (2020) ...

Rule: Username or Group Name (Year:paragraph number)

(Services Australia 2020:2)

 

Reference list

Rule: Name of Page or Poster (Day Month Year) ‘Title or first 10 words of content of post ...’ [type of post], Page of Post, accessed Day Month Year, URL.

Services Australia (31 January 2020) ‘Our mobile servicing arrangements will continue in NSW, VIC ...’ [Facebook status], Services Australia, accessed 1 February 2020, https://www.facebook.com/ServicesAustralia.

Twitter

Note: To cite a Twitter feed as a whole, include only the URL in parentheses (round brackets) as the in-text citation. No reference list entry is needed. 

To cite a specific Tweet, use the poster’s name and the year as you would for other in-text citations.

 

In-text citation

Rule: (Name of page or poster)

(Architecture Digest 2020)

Rule: Name of page or poster (year) 

In a Tweet, Architecture Digest (2020) said the portraits... 

 

Reference list

Rule: Name of Page or Poster (Day Month Year) ‘Title or first 10 words of content of post ...’ [type of post], Page of Post, accessed Day Month Year, URL

Architecture Digest (22 May 2021) 'The two long-lost portraits had been covered up by plaster...' [Tweet], Architecture Digest, accessed 1 June 2021, https://twitter.com/ArchDigest/status/1395877536815529986.

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