I prefer oppositely, to not break the flow of reading. Not to have a hypothetical vocalization of the text switch its moment-to-moment purpose to being a bibliography, let me compress to, “the author linked an article they claimed said shrimping was a fundamental drill for grappling”, and move on. Often, I’d even prefer to leave out the “according to this article”, and make the statement itself link text.
I prefer oppositely, to not break the flow of reading. Not to have a hypothetical vocalization of the text switch its moment-to-moment purpose to being a bibliography, let me compress to, “the author linked an article they claimed said shrimping was a fundamental drill for grappling”, and move on. Often, I’d even prefer to leave out the “according to this article”, and make the statement itself link text.
Do you read in the browser or on paper?