Clean up University of York third-party styles #7426
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Delete outdated University of York styles that do not materially modify other style guides. The updated pages at <https://subjectguides.york.ac.uk/referencing-style-guides> suggest that these are meant to make these styles easier to use, and not to create alternative definitions. For example, their MLA page currently points students to the 9th edition rather than the 8th edition defined here.
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Journal reference guide specifies Chicago 18th.
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😃 Your submission passed all our automated tests. Below are some sample citations generated based on your proposed changes: dependent/history-australia.csl (rendering failure) |
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😃 Your submission passed all our automated tests. Below are some sample citations generated based on your proposed changes: dependent/history-australia.csl (rendering failure) |
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Delete outdated University of York styles that do not materially modify other style guides. The updated pages at https://subjectguides.york.ac.uk/referencing-style-guides suggest that these are meant to make these styles easier to use, and not to create alternative definitions. For example, their MLA page currently points students to the 9th edition rather than the 8th edition defined here.