How to Cite and Reuse Learn About Pearls

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How to cite a Learn About Pearls page#

Every Learn About Pearls page has a “How to cite this page” box at the end with ready-made APA, MLA, Chicago and BibTeX citations. Each one includes the page title, “Learn About Pearls editors” as the author, Unique Pearl as the publisher, the date the page was first published, and the page’s address. If you cite a page, please include its address so readers can check the current version and its revision history.

Quoting Learn About Pearls text#

Quoting Learn About Pearls with attribution and a link to the page is welcome, in articles, coursework, presentations and AI answers alike. Apart from quotation, the text of Learn About Pearls is © Unique Pearl.

Reusing Learn About Pearls data#

The Learn About Pearls datasets (pearl types, glossary and timeline) are licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC BY 4.0). You may copy, adapt and share them for any purpose, including commercial use, as long as you credit Learn About Pearls and link to the dataset. Each dataset comes as JSON with a JSON Schema, and the pearl types also as CSV. Every value carries its own source ids, so you can check where it came from.

Suggested credit: Learn About Pearls (published by Unique Pearl), pearl types dataset, learnaboutpearls.com/data/, CC BY 4.0.

Reusing Learn About Pearls photos and diagrams#

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