Postnotes

Postnotes are a type of footnote that appear at the end of a document, rather than at the bottom of the page where the reference is cited. They are often used in academic and scholarly works, as well as in legal documents, to provide additional information, explanations, or clarifications about the text. Postnotes can be numbered or lettered, and they are typically separated from the main text by a horizontal line or other visual marker. The use of postnotes can help to keep the main text uncluttered and improve readability, as well as provide a clear and organized way to present supplementary information. In some cases, postnotes may also be used to indicate changes or corrections made to the text after it has been published.