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Sources.
What does the pattern do?
Indicates the sources used and therefor increases confidence in the output.
When should the pattern be used?
If it is important that the source is clearly visible and can be found quickly.
In ‘higher risk’ contexts, e.g. when it comes to laws, tariffs or finances.
Recommendation
For more than one source: Refer to the source in the correct place in the output.
Link the sources so that they can be accessed.
Optionally, you can enter additional information such as publication date or page number.