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{{TemplateDoc|pages=Articles/sections without citations|purpose=Calling attention to lack of citations|cat=Uncited pages}}
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!colspan=2|''Template:'' {{{name|{{PAGENAME}}}}}
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| ''Use on'' ||Articles/sections without citations
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| ''Use for'' ||Calling attention to lack of citations
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| ''Category template applies to page'' ||{{#if:Uncited pages|[[:category:Uncited pages|Uncited pages]]|(none)}}
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{{Parm|1|Article or Section|no|Defaults to "article or section"}}
 
{{Parm|1|Article or Section|no|Defaults to "article or section"}}

Revision as of 19:29, August 14, 2007

Documentation


Template: Citations missing/doc
Use on Articles/sections without citations
Use for Calling attention to lack of citations
Category template applies to page Uncited pages
Template Parameters
(See using templates).
Name Purpose Required? Comment
1 Article or Section no Defaults to "article or section"
category If you want the page in an extra category no

Format

  • {{Citations missing|article/section}}
Used for articles where the facts are actually challenged - something extremely questionable but not overtly false.
The template is slightly more advantageous than {{uncited}} for two primary reasons
  1. It is less obtrusive while still having more active language
  2. It includes the article in two categories
  3. It has the equivalent to a second edit this page button