Where to put full versions of abbreviated citations Re this edit which I mostly reverted I ve run into similar problems elsewhere where a few works are cited many times and it s useful to collect the the full citations into a section and to have the footnotes cite these works in abbreviated form In Daylight saving time I addressed the problem by moving those books into the Further reading section which isn t exactly appropriate as Further reading is supposed to be for books that weren t used as sources I attempted to work around the problem by having the first footnote mention the existence of the full citations in the Further reading section In Philitas of Cos I addressed it by renaming the section that is ordinarily called References to Notes and having a new References section containing the list of full citations but it s a bit weird and non uniform to have the section title move to the newly added section when you need the new section I vaguely recall seeing an list of full citations section called Bibliography in some other article but that s not appropriate either as the MOS says that Bibliography is for works written by the subject of the article I don t know of any useful guideline in Wikipedia in this problematic area The approach currently taken in Tourette syndrome References isn t clearly wrong and is arguably better than what s in Daylight saving time or in Philitas of Cos not only because it doesn t abuse Further reading and References as titles but also because it puts the most important references first