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RMIT Harvard through the library website and entering the DOI in the popup. Note: Currently this only works with journal articles Are you sick of RMIT Harvard and hate the fact that RMIT Easy Cite is the most tedious thing in the world to use? I am too. That's why I made this extension to remove the tedium that comes with adding journal articles to my reference list. How does it work? Simple! 1. Navigate to the RMIT library page for the article you want to cite 2. Click "RMIT Harvard" 3. Copy-paste the result into your reference list. Want to get a citation without using the library website? I can do that too. 1. Click on the puzzle piece on the top right of Chrome (if you pin the extension you can skip this step) 2. Click "RMIT Harvard Citation Tool" 3. Enter the DOI With something this simple it's a surprise RMIT hasn't implemented something like this already... DISCLAIMER: This tool currently has only been designed to work for journal articles, and I don't guarantee every citation will be perfect. Make sure to double check Easy Cite and if any article breaks the tool please share it with me so I can fix it.
Sep 11, 2023
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