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* The article cited leads to a trustworthy source, but said source isn't cited on the starting article. | * The article cited leads to a trustworthy source, but said source isn't cited on the starting article. | ||
| − | This template must ''not'' be used to ''object to'' claims on ideological grounds. | + | This template must ''not'' be used to ''object to'' claims on ideological grounds. It is also to be used sparingly. |
| − | It is also to be used sparingly. | + | |
| + | However, be reminded that Circular Referencing is allowed under the circumstance that it is to prove that [[Conservapedia_proven_right|Conservapedia said something in the past]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 18:53, June 19, 2021
| Template: Circular Referencing | |
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| Use on | Articles |
| Use for | See below |
| Category template applies to page | Articles with Circular Referencing |
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| This template has no parameters |
Use this template when an article cites another Conservapedia page as a source, instead of directly citing one for a claim.
The template can be used in several related circumstances:
- The article cited leads to a trustworthy source, but said source isn't cited on the starting article.
This template must not be used to object to claims on ideological grounds. It is also to be used sparingly.
However, be reminded that Circular Referencing is allowed under the circumstance that it is to prove that Conservapedia said something in the past.