footnotemuodot
Footnotemuodot is a term used to refer to the formats and conventions by which footnotes are presented in printed and digital texts. Footnotes provide supplementary information, citations, or brief commentary without interrupting the main narrative. The concept covers both footnotes placed at the bottom of a page and endnotes collected at the end of a chapter or document. The distinction between footnotes and endnotes is practical: footnotes appear on the page where the reference occurs, while endnotes are consolidated elsewhere.
In scholarly publishing, footnote formats vary by style guide. The Chicago Manual of Style famously relies
Notes themselves fall into two broad categories: bibliographic notes that provide full or shortened citations and