Complete sequence of author names Sequence of editor names a m j s u Publisher name; also used for corporate authors such as web pages Publication place or location of publishing institution Reference number or footnote marker (e.g. [1], ¹) An individual bibliographic reference A note or comment that is not a bibliographic reference footnote A statute / legislation citation legislation A court ruling / judicial decision citation decision Institution for theses or technical reports Court issuing a decision court jurisdiction institution Project-based collaboration acting as an author group collaboration department laboratory Pinpoint into a statute or decision (section, subsection, marginal number, etc.) Numbered section, e.g. § 19a section Subsection, e.g. Abs. 2 subSection Sentence within a subsection, e.g. Satz 2 sentence Numbered item, e.g. Nr. 3 number Lettered item, e.g. lit. b letter Marginal number, e.g. Rn./Tz. 12 margin Recital of an EU legal act recital Pinpoint by printed page number page Publication date sequence Date of publication publication Date a court decision was issued decision Date a statute was enacted enacted Edition of a publication Document or serial identifier. Digital Object Identifier DOI Serial (journal) identifier ISSN arXiv preprint identifier arXiv Technical/institutional report number report Court docket number docket European Case Law Identifier ECLI EU CELEX document identifier CELEX Volume/issue/page extent of the containing work. Full page range of the article page Volume number volume Issue / number issue Title of the cited work. Short resolvable key for a named work, e.g. a statute abbreviation (key="UrhG"), so it can later be linked to an external norm/case database. Article or chapter title (analytics) a Journal title j Monograph, proceedings, book, or thesis title m Series title s Unpublished work title u Title of a statute / legislative act m legislation Case name of a court ruling a caseName Web URL (exclude prefixes like 'URL:' and trailing periods). web Any note not covered by another tag. Type of report or thesis (e.g. 'Ph.D. thesis', 'Technical Report') report Discourse signal word introducing or framing a citation (e.g. 'see', 'vgl.', 'cf.') signal Points backward, e.g. "ibid.", "id.", "op. cit.", "supra note 5" anaphoric Points forward, e.g. "infra", "see note 12 below" cataphoric