Thread:BlahBlahBlahLOL/@comment-218.186.15.10-20130607191426/@comment-2151409-20130607200918

Sure thing. :D

Step 1
The first thing you need to do is make sure that page has a reference template at the bottom. That's these things here and here. If there is no template then your references won't work, and it will come up with this warning:

 Cite error: tags exist, but no tag was found 

Like this (scroll down).

Step 2
If the page doesn't already have a template then you're going to have to insert one yourself. You do this by editing the page, going to the bottom of the page (above the Site navigation section, if there is one- but below everything else) and typing:

Step 3
Now that you've got your template, your at the end. Make sure you don't forget the / in the last tag as it won't work.

Madame has been shown to be caring and friendly, informing Teito of where he was when he woke up, and letting him stay in her tavern  

Then I'd just make some changes to whatever is inside the tags so it sounds better when read on its own:

Madame has been shown to be caring and friendly, informing Teito of where he was when he woke up, and letting him stay in her tavern  

And wah-lah, hit publish and observe the results. :D Hope this helps. You can put the template and tags on the Madame page to practice. If you've any questions about this or anything else, I'll be glad to help. :)