Difference between revisions of "Template:Citations missing/doc"
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==Format== | ==Format== | ||
Revision as of 22:03, August 16, 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 and category:Articles with unsourced statements |
| Template Parameters (See using templates). | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Name | Purpose | Required? | Comment |
| 1 | Article or Section | no | Defaults to "article or section" |
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
- It is less obtrusive while still having more active language
- It includes the article in two categories
- It has the equivalent to a second edit this page button