The importance of reference notations, classifications, ordering and bibliographic source material has become exponentially important with the birth of the Internet. The complexity and differentiation of listings, archiving, and annotation has thus become more singularly virtuosic than ever. Source tracking today depends on a wholly truthful citation of a flawless original, or reference thereto. The cost of any results of a falsely attributed search index or incorrectly adduced unique record establishment from inefficient material is unknowable, but distinctly viable and unerringly difficult to mend.