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I refer to this blog on occasion and send my students to read parts of it.
Could you please let me know the suggested way to credit this information in association to written documents that make reference to the content and ideas expressed here.
Thank you very much for publishing this kind of educational information.
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I would suggest quoting the language you want to use and then provide the citation as: Title of article. Florida Land Development Regulations. Retrieved date, from http://floridaldrs.com/ [ then the rest of URL]. If you are just referencing the blog generally, I would suggest just referencing the title (Florida Land Development Regulations) and the home page URL (http://floridaldrs.com).
Hope this helps. Thank you for your support!