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Note on URLs

I provide both a link on the case study name and the URL. I realize, naturally, that when one is online, the URL is superfluous, and indeed often very ugly. Sorry about that. But as soon as the page is printed, the links do not show up as URLs, of course. Yes, I know one could "Google" the title and find the referenced work even more easily than typing in an arcane URL. It is a matter of reference—the URL identifies exactly where the referenced work (at least at some point) was published online. I believe that the "old establishment" are going to have to recognize the legitimacy of papers published on the web, and create a standard for referencing them. If/when such a standard exists, please do inform me of it! Until then, I think it is reasonable to be complete in referencing the URL as the publication source.

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