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<sup>[<span style=background:lightgreen>'''[[:Category:Find missing citations|citation requested]]'''</span>]</sup><includeonly>[[Category:Find missing citations]]</includeonly><noinclude> | |||
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This {{tag|Housekeeping templates|housekeeping template}} can be used to tag any contentious or disputed statement within an article or [[Special:Categories|category]] which requires clarification by seeking the need for [[Verifiable|verification]] by way of an external [[citation]]. It will then hopefully prompt other [[editor]]s to add the required information as requested. | |||
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Simply highlight <code>{{Template|Fact}}</code>, then copy (<tt>Ctrl-c</tt>, or <tt>⌘-c</tt> on your keyboard) and paste (<tt>Ctrl-v</tt> or <tt>⌘-v</tt>) it immediately after the last offending word, sentence, phase, or paragraph in question, immediately after any punctuation, so that others may be prompted to search elsewhere for supporting material. Usage of this tag will automatically include said article (or category) into [[:category: Find missing citations]]. | |||
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Latest revision as of 11:06, 8 July 2021
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This housekeeping template can be used to tag any contentious or disputed statement within an article or category which requires clarification by seeking the need for verification by way of an external citation. It will then hopefully prompt other editors to add the required information as requested.
- Usage
Simply highlight {{Fact}}, then copy (Ctrl-c, or ⌘-c on your keyboard) and paste (Ctrl-v or ⌘-v) it immediately after the last offending word, sentence, phase, or paragraph in question, immediately after any punctuation, so that others may be prompted to search elsewhere for supporting material. Usage of this tag will automatically include said article (or category) into category: Find missing citations.