Wikipedia:WikiProject Magazines/Magazines cited by Wikipedia/O2

Type

ISO	:	ISO 4 redirect
BB	:	Bluebook redirect
MATH	:	MathSciNet redirect
NLM	:	NLM redirect
J	:	Journal
Mag	:	Magazine
News	:	Newspaper
Web	:	Website
Book	:	Book
Data	:	Database
Pub	:	Publisher
?	:	Unknown

Legend

• Title (bold link) : page existed at time of database dump
• Title (bold underlined link) : page existed, as a disambiguation page, at time of database dump
• Title (italicized link) : page existed, as a redirect, at time of database dump
• Title (italicized underlined link) : page existed, as a redirect to a disambiguation page, at time of database dump
• Title (regular blue link) page did not exist at time of database dump
• Title (non-link) : title contains invalid characters for a Wikipedia page title
• Title (redlink): A red link means the article does not currently exist. This is either because the corresponding article did not exist at the time of the dump (regular red link), or has since been deleted (red link with formatting).
• In an entry like The Foobar Journal (13 in 6), the "13 in 6" means that the entry was found 13 times in 6 articles. When an entry is found in 5 or fewer articles, they will be listed for convenience.

OA

Open	:	Open access publisher/publication. This includes CC-licensed journals, Diamond open access, Gold open access, etc.
S2Open	:	Subscribe to Open publisher/publication
Delayed	:	Delayed open access publisher/publication
Hybrid	:	Hybrid open-access journal publisher/publication
Closed	:	Closed access publisher/publication
Unflagged	:	Bot finds no information. For publishers, this likely means the publisher does not have a consistent open access publishing policy, and thus cannot be categorised. Or it could be that no one bothered to check.

Date

The results are based on the database dump of 1 October 2026.