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Answers quoting non-peer reviewed material
No. A non-peer reviewed reference is better than no reference. The reader can judge the legitimacy of a reference him/herself. In general, Phys.SE encourages answerers to back up claims with reference …
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Languages of references
Yes, while the language of the main body of a SE post should be in English, non-English references are acceptable for various reasons:
A non-English reference is better than no reference.
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What is the policy for linking? E.g.: Why should we link to abstract pages rather than pdf f...
There are multiple reasons why it's better to link to abstract pages rather than directly to the PDF versions:
Mobile users and users with slow internet connection prefer an abstract page over a PDF …