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Consider using kind 31. We put some thought into the tags, to meet academic citation standards. { "kind": 31, "pubkey": "<citation-writer-pubkey>", "tags": [ // mandatory tags ["u", "<URL where citation was accessed>"] ["accessed_on", "<date-time in ISO 8601 format>"], ["title", "<title to display for citation>"], ["author", "<author to display for citation>"], // additional, optional tags ["published_on", "<date-time in ISO 8601 format>"], ["published_by", "<who published the citation>"], ["version", "<version or edition of the publication>"], ["location", "<where was it written or published>"], ["g", "<geohash of the precise location>"], ["open_timestamp", "<`e` tag of kind 1040 event>"], ["summary", "<short explanation of which topics the citation covers>"], ], "content": "<text cited>" }