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Note

This page exists solely as a list of articles for processing to cleanup references which use bare URLs (see WP:Bare URLs). I do that by feeding these lists to Citation bot.

The lists have no significance other than as selections for cleanup. In the vast majority of cases, these are articles in which I have no interest other than fixing bare URL references.

Bare URLs

Note that the definition of "bare URL" used here is narrow: ref tags which contain only the URL, optionally preceded or followed by spaces, and/or enclosed in square brackets [].

For example:

  • bare URL, with no spaces: <ref>https://www.example.com/foo</ref>
  • bare URL, with spaces: <ref> https://www.example2.com/foobar </ref>
  • bracketed URL, with no spaces: <ref>[https://www.example.com/foo]</ref>
  • bracketed URL, with spaces: <ref> [https://www.example2.com/foobar] </ref>

There are of course many other types of inadequately described citation. This exercise targets only the simplest, worst examples. However, when Citation bot processes a page, it can fix many other citation issues, so this exercise fixes more than just the targeted problem.

Selection

These lists consist of articles which have one or more bare URL refs (as defined above) to a website where Citation bot can usually fill the reference. Procedure:

  1. take one or more websites where Citation bot has shown that it can fill a bare URL
  2. Use AWB's "Wiki search" function to find pages with probably-bare links to that URL
  3. Scan that list to keep only pages which actually have a bare URL ref to that website, using AWB's "skip"/"Doesn't contain" function in pre-parse mode

For example, the first batch processed this way is for 3 website: eurosport.com + atptour.com + tennis.com

  • Search term insource:/\<ref[^\>]*\>\s*https?:\/\/(www\.)?(eurosport|atptour|tennis)\.com/i
  • Doesn't contain: <ref[^>]*?>\s*\[?\s*https?://(www\.)?(eurosport|atptour|tennis)\.com[^>< \|\[\]]+(?<!\.(txt|pdf|jpg|jpeg|png))\s*\]?\s*(\{\{Bare +URL +inline\s*(\|[^\}\{\>\<)]*)?\}\}\s*)?<\s*/\s*ref\b

Note that the searches above use regular expressions (regex). Don't try using this method unless you are comfortable using regex.

Updates

Please note that this page is updated with a new list after a batch has been started to be processed, and sometimes before it has finished processing. So if you have come to this page after it is mentioned in an edit summary, please note that the current version of this page may not be the one used for that series of edits. For earlier versions, see this page's history.

Lists

britannica.com + tcd.ie

(287 pages)
  1. 1882 in literature
  2. 1993–2016 military reforms in Azerbaijan
  3. 5th Guards Motor Rifle Division
  4. Abakan (river)
  5. Abu Yaqub Yusuf
  6. Academic dress of the University of Dublin
  7. Academic publishing
  8. Addis Ababa Agreement (1972)
  9. Ader Avion III
  10. Africanisms
  11. Al-Jahiz
  12. Alberto Pariani
  13. Alexandre-Émile Béguyer de Chancourtois
  14. Amhara Region
  15. Apogastropoda
  16. Aram (region)
  17. Archelaus (father of Archelaus of Cappadocia)
  18. Architecture of India
  19. Armour
  20. Artistic revolution
  21. Asian (South Africa)
  22. Athletics at the 1976 Summer Olympics – Men's 400 metres
  23. August 1959
  24. Automotive industry in the United States
  25. Bagasse
  26. Bank in Winterthur
  27. Barrel piano
  28. Battle of Munda
  29. Ben Hmida Mosque
  30. Bill Gadsby
  31. Bino Realuyo
  32. Bira (river)
  33. Bluffton, Georgia
  34. Book of Knowledge
  35. Brennivín
  36. Buisine
  37. Burial tree
  38. CJ7
  39. Carballo (name)
  40. Carl Flesch
  41. Chapman Pincher
  42. Charles Avison
  43. Chaulhac
  44. Christian cross
  45. Chuquicamata
  46. Chylomicron retention disease
  47. Claudia Stevens
  48. Climate of Gwadar
  49. Coastal Andhra
  50. Cold War (1953–1962)
  51. Columbia University School of the Arts
  52. Constans
  53. Corinth
  54. Culture of Bulgaria
  55. Cutwork
  56. Cárdenas, Cuba
  57. Daulatabad Fort
  58. Dawsonia
  59. Dennis E. Bolen
  60. Deputy Speaker of the Parliament of Lebanon
  61. Diplomatic corps
  62. Disciplina clericalis
  63. Douglas Moggach
  64. Ducati 851
  65. Dundee Law
  66. East Caicos
  67. Ede, Osun
  68. Edestin
  69. Edmond Leburton
  70. Ejemekwuru
  71. Elizabeth Wiskemann
  72. Emily Thompson
  73. Enoch L. Johnson
  74. Enrico Tellini
  75. Fauresmith (industry)
  76. Ferdinand Walsin Esterhazy
  77. Fiesole
  78. First Italian War of Independence
  79. First presidency of Alan García
  80. Flavien Ranaivo
  81. Flyting
  82. Francis Edgar Stanley
  83. François Billetdoux
  84. Fuzanglong
  85. Ganesh Man Singh
  86. Garibaldi Legion (French Foreign Legion)
  87. Gene pool
  88. Geography of Somaliland
  89. Georg Ludwig Cancrin
  90. Gerkan, Marg and Partners
  91. Ghazipur
  92. Gianfranco Chiarini
  93. Goa Inquisition
  94. Green Mountain Boys
  95. Gresham Sykes
  96. Hanns-Peter Boehm
  97. Havitta
  98. Historical examples of flanking maneuvers
  99. History by period
  100. History of Kyrgyzstan
  101. History of Lethbridge
  102. History of Peru
  103. History of anthropology
  104. History of scientific method
  105. History of the Republican Party (United States)
  106. Holmwood Estate
  107. House of Sforza
  108. Ian Robertson (psychologist)
  109. Ibn al-Rumi
  110. Icelandic National Day
  111. Ilanga lase Natal
  112. Industrialization in the Soviet Union
  113. Ionian Sea
  114. Ivan Crnojević
  115. Jain epistemology
  116. James Wilkinson
  117. Japanese painting
  118. John Connolly (author)
  119. John McPhee
  120. Joseph Larmor
  121. Jost Winteler
  122. José Quintero
  123. Kakiemon
  124. Karlovy Vary
  125. Keith Ridgway
  126. Kelly Oechsli
  127. Kenya
  128. Khan (surname)
  129. Khasa Kingdom
  130. Korean variety show
  131. Kreisky–Peter–Wiesenthal affair
  132. Kunstmuseum Basel
  133. Kyrgyzstan
  134. Lake Zaysan
  135. Laura Magahy
  136. Le Mans
  137. Lee Hoi-chang
  138. Leipzig Bay
  139. Leo Goldberger
  140. Level Cross, Randolph County, North Carolina
  141. List of Aegean Islands
  142. List of English words of Arabic origin (G-J)
  143. List of European ultra-prominent peaks
  144. List of New School people
  145. List of alchemical substances
  146. List of ancient Anatolian peoples
  147. List of cult films: C
  148. List of enlightened despots
  149. List of former transcontinental countries
  150. List of historic properties in Nogales, Arizona
  151. List of historic properties in Patagonia, Arizona
  152. List of mountains of the Balkans
  153. List of oldest companies in India
  154. List of people from Kerala
  155. List of programmes broadcast by Telefís Éireann
  156. List of rulers of Bengal
  157. List of think tanks in the United States
  158. List of tornadoes causing 100 or more deaths
  159. List of wars involving France
  160. Ljubomir Davidović
  161. Ludlow, Massachusetts
  162. Luigi Capuana
  163. Luigi Cherubini
  164. Lydian language
  165. Mahāparinibbāṇa Sutta
  166. Manatí, Puerto Rico
  167. Mandé peoples
  168. Maravi
  169. Marc Connelly
  170. Marjorie Reynolds
  171. Martin Worthington (academic)
  172. Matt Cohen (writer)
  173. Matthew Glozier
  174. Maung Maung
  175. Maurice Denis
  176. Miꞌkmaq language
  177. Modane
  178. Moral exclusion
  179. Moree, New South Wales
  180. Moses Mabengba Bukari
  181. My Irish Molly
  182. Máirín Uí Dhálaigh
  183. N-class blimp
  184. Nathan W. Hill
  185. National Reorganization Process
  186. Nell Humphreys
  187. Nepali language
  188. Nezir Škaljić
  189. Northeastern University School of Journalism
  190. Nowra, New South Wales
  191. Nuclear chemistry
  192. Olympus Mons
  193. Oscar Wilde Centre
  194. Osroene
  195. Our Lady of Peace
  196. Outline of culture
  197. Outline of theatre
  198. Pantothenate kinase-associated neurodegeneration
  199. Paraclinus fasciatus
  200. Patagonia, Arizona
  201. People's Union (Belgium)
  202. Philip R. Lane
  203. Philosopher king
  204. Pierre Jean Jouve
  205. Pietro Nardini
  206. Police action
  207. Political positions of Theodore Roosevelt
  208. Politics of Assam
  209. Port Arthur, Texas
  210. Prabhākara
  211. Prehistoric North Africa
  212. Primary succession
  213. Prosper Montagné
  214. Protestant scholasticism
  215. Qutb
  216. Rachel Félix
  217. Rana temporaria temporaria
  218. Raphael I Bidawid
  219. Recklinghausen (district)
  220. Regius Professor of Greek (Dublin)
  221. Regius Professor of Laws (Dublin)
  222. Regius Professor of Physic (Dublin)
  223. Regulating Act of 1773
  224. Republican Party (France)
  225. Responsions
  226. Richard Rahilly
  227. Richard Wellesley, 1st Marquess Wellesley
  228. Richardson Mountains
  229. Roger Angel
  230. Romanian War of Independence
  231. Rory O'More (film)
  232. Russian literature
  233. Saint-Omer
  234. Salmas
  235. Sambhal
  236. Sanandaj
  237. Sgùrr na Banachdaich
  238. Shaft tomb
  239. Sheng Xuanhuai
  240. Shinran
  241. Siar Sna…
  242. Silves Cathedral
  243. Sisyphi Montes
  244. Sky lantern
  245. Slovo Building
  246. Solar calendar
  247. Southern short-tailed shrew
  248. Spring in a Small Town
  249. Sranan Tongo
  250. Structuralism (psychology)
  251. Surendranath Banerjee
  252. Susan Musgrave
  253. Suzanne Crowe
  254. Taixu
  255. Telegony (theory)
  256. The Adolescent
  257. The Deputy
  258. Thomas Henry Huxley
  259. Thomas Hoccleve
  260. Tim Winton
  261. Timeline of the Arab Spring
  262. Timur Shah Durrani
  263. Torrents of Spring
  264. Traill (surname)
  265. Treaty of Belgrade
  266. Triarchic theory of intelligence
  267. Trinity College Law Review
  268. Tsegaye Gabre-Medhin
  269. UNITECH International
  270. University of Pittsburgh School of Dental Medicine
  271. Uralic languages
  272. Urmia
  273. Vatican City during World War II
  274. Villahermosa
  275. Volzhsky, Volgograd Oblast
  276. Víctor Raúl Haya de la Torre
  277. Wang Zhen (general)
  278. Whitney Museum
  279. William Chappell (bishop)
  280. Withdrawal from the United Nations
  281. World War I casualties
  282. Wuxia
  283. Yazid ibn al-Muhallab
  284. Yegoshikha
  285. Yemenite War of 1972
  286. Yvonne Scannell
  287. Zebrzydowski