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Where can I find a statement of the Physics SE policy on self-citation?
The answer has been deleted and I have been asked "to edit the post to comply with Phys.SE citation policy", only I cannot find an applicable statement of Phys.SE citation policy. … It is not as though my text is full of "quotable quotes" (quoting parts would indeed be "vanity citation"). …
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