[00:20:30] <naught101>	 Is there any way in SMW to annotate facts with references?
[01:29:19] <Yaron>	 naught101: yes, although it depends on how you're adding the facts to the page.
[01:29:36] <Yaron>	 Do you have pre-defined templates for those facts, or is it free-form?
[01:29:54] <naught101>	 Yaron: I don't even have a wiki set up yet, I'm just scoping
[01:30:00] <Yaron>	 I see, okay.
[01:30:12] <Yaron>	 Well, in either case, the basic mechanism is the same: subobjects.
[01:30:37] <Yaron>	 http://semantic-mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Adding_subobjects
[03:14:57] <naught101>	 Yaron: thanks
[03:15:06] <Yaron>	 Sure.
[03:20:36] <naught101>	 How do such subobjects display though? Or how is the display controlled?
[03:22:28] <naught101>	 Looks like you can't use them in-text like normal properties?
[03:24:40] <Yaron>	 naught101: yes, that's right; they're set "silently".
[03:24:48] <naught101>	 ok
[03:25:16] <Yaron>	 If you have a citations template like Wikipedia's "cite web", etc., though, you can have that template take care of both the storage and display.
[03:25:27] <Yaron>	 ...in combination with the Cite extension, presumably.
[03:25:42] <naught101>	 I guess you could create a template that sets a stub-property and a more complex subobject
[03:27:18] <Yaron>	 Sure.