Citing sources has never been an issue for me, I have always been able to cite my intext citations and as well as my resources well. I use my intext citations after quotes or after paraphrasing someone. For example in my project 3 essay. I used quotes from some of my classmates as well as from a story I read about surviving the Spanish flu pandemic of 1918. I cited my sources in text by putting the authors last name after the quote I used by them, this way the reader knows that the work was borrowed. This way they can always go back down to my sources and see the full citation if they want to look further into the quote I chose and where it came from. In my full citations of my resources, I got a bit stuck at some point here. I was able to cite the survivor I chose with ease, but I had never cited a classmate before, and since it was not exactly an article, but a blog post that I selected their quote from, I was confused. I found that quoting them however, was very similar to how one would normally quote a text in MLA format. Overall, I had success citing my sources in the essays.
