Q. I have a question about in-text citations. In my reference list I have website sources that do not have a date of creation or a last modified date. How would I cite these references in the text? Would I use n.d. or the access date following the author in the parentheses?
A. Yes, n.d. stands in for a date that can’t be determined. The date of access may be relegated to the reference list, unless it’s relevant to the discussion in the text. See CMOS 14.104 for more details.