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Citation attribution and link attribution are two conceptually different mechanisms in the digital content ecosystem: link attribution relies on clickable hyperlinks to track traffic sources, usually implemented through URL parameters, the HTTP Referer header, or server-side logs; citation attribution refers to AI systems mentioning the source of content in text form when generating answers, but not necessarily generating clickable links or transmitting trackable signals.
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