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For people retrieving articles: what is the easiest request format for you? I've been providing links to the article in databases but I just realized it would be easier for me to retrieve with links to a google scholar search.
I would prefer the title and author or year in the link. I usually just copy paste the name into my library search engine and try to find that.
A link to a Google Scholar search with the article at the top would be the easiest for me.
(A general note: searching with the 'allintitle:' operator and the article title often suffices to uniquely identify the article. An example.)