You can then "whitelist" or "hide" references you already know about (note that your own site will be an uncommon reference, whitelist that one right away), and you'll never be Alerted to whitelisted domains on your dashboard again.
Here's something you might not know about references: Usually they are not thumbs-up or thumbs-down affairs.
"Is there anything else you'd like to know about me, references and so forth?" she asked instead.
Sure, his new show, Carpet Remnant World (I'll come to the title later), is clever, and riddled with oblique references – you're expected to know about Chaucer's Parliament of Fowls, and see the absurdity in the Vatican changing its doctrine on Purgatory.
For reference: the best paper I know about how to implement a k-d tree is Sunil Arya and David M. Mount, Algorithms for Fast Vector Quantization, Data Compression Conference, pages 381 390, March 1993.
His memory, as the national representative of the Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has been a prime source of reference for what we ought to know about the state of media freedom and independence.
It's easy to get complacent coming from the UK, where everyone knows about your references, but how much do you know about theirs?
The Marine Corps also issued a statement saying that it did not know about the biblical references, adding, "We are making every effort to remove these markings from all of our scopes and will ensure that all future procurement of these scopes will not have these types of markings".
You've seen all of Wes Anderson's films, you know about the Charlie Brown references in each one, and you can recognize his meticulously symmetrical composition from a single frame.
"They're the kind of band that people who follow the history of underground music know about them or reference them, but almost nobody has actually heard them," said Jimmy Johnson, chief executive of the mail-order company Forced Exposure, which carries many little-known bands and used to stock the Plastics.
