Mla in Text Citation for Website with No Author

Mla in Text Citation for Website with No Authorの基本情報から最新動向までを一挙に解説しました。

Sometimes you’re citing a whole site, like Wikipedia or a corporate page. If the site is the publisher, you just use the site name in your citation. For example: The World Health Organization’s website states that handwashing saves lives (World Health Organization). Easy peasy.

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It’s like saying, “I heard it from the guy who runs the store.” The store itself becomes the source of authority. No individual author? No problem.

The Exceptional Case: Government or Organizational Sites

If you’re using a .gov or .org site, the “author” is often the organization itself. So the organization name goes in your in-text citation. It feels official, like wearing a badge that says “I Follow Rules.” Just drop it in parentheses or weave it into your sentence.

For example: The Centers for Disease Control recommends annual flu shots (CDC). That’s cleaner than a freshly sanitized countertop.