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Cite origins for every factual data point (number, date, limit, rate, threshold) via markdown reference-style links. USE WHEN writing docs, ADRs, READMEs, or any file that asserts factual claims.
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Every factual data point (number, date, limit, rate, threshold) must cite its origin via a markdown reference-style link. Unsourced claims are unreliable and unverifiable.
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Every factual data point (number, date, limit, rate, threshold) must cite its origin via a markdown reference-style link. Unsourced claims are unreliable and unverifiable.
Inline reference: ([source][OWASP]) with [OWASP]: https://... at the bottom of the file. Labels are mnemonic abbreviations derived from the source name, not numbers.
Good:
OWASP lists SQL injection as #1 in the top 10 ([2021 list][OWASP]).
[OWASP]: https://owasp.org/Top10/
Bad:
OWASP lists SQL injection as #1 in the top 10.
(Missing citation — reader cannot verify.)
OWASP lists SQL injection as #1 in the top 10 ([source][1]).
[1]: https://owasp.org/Top10/
(Numeric label — unreadable at the call site.)
[OWASP], [MADR], [RFC7519]) — not [1], [2]