[10:04:25] <[1997kB]>	 what's the difference between temporary batch vs permanent batch in QS?
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[16:20:34] <Cam11598>	 Can somone point me to the policy that prohibits someone from less than 100 main space edits from participating in an RFA?
[17:56:43] <barkeep49>	 Are there any good tutorials I can read about how to create good references on Wikidata? I've only figured how to do BareURL references which are obviously not ideal
[18:05:17] <Dragonfly6-7>	 hello hello
[19:58:58] <nikki>	 barkeep49: have you seen https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Help:Sources?
[19:59:28] <barkeep49>	 i have not
[20:01:24] <nikki>	 that should help then :)
[20:01:35] <nikki>	 Cam11598: https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Wikidata:Requests_for_permissions/Administrator mentions it in the box above the table of contents, although it doesn't specifically say main space
[20:01:54] <barkeep49>	 yeah i'm reading that now nikki
[20:07:33] <barkeep49>	 Ok follow-up question. I edit lots of books on EN Wiki so those and authors was where I was starting. Am I correct that a first edition should have a seperate item from the book itself? Is this in all cases or just in cases where we've referenced that edition somewhere?
[20:09:11] <barkeep49>	 Also I'm still generally confused. Should I be using stated in and reference URL when I'm using a specific webpage as a cite or just reference URL? How in general does Wikidata deal with linkrot?