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H:MTR. Many Wikipedia pages display maintenance templates that identify problems. You may have arrived at this help page after clicking a link on a maintenance template saying " Learn how and when to remove this template message ". Maintenance templates are added and removed by volunteers.
- Help talk:Maintenance template removal
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- Help talk:Maintenance template removal
Maintenance templates are added and removed by volunteers. This help page explains the process for examining and removing such templates. Contents. 1 Overview. 1.1 An example. 2 When to remove. 3 When not to remove. 4 Removal. 5 Changing a template. 6 Specific template guidance. 6.1 Researching the tagged issue. 7 Still need help? 8 See also.
The display of maintenance templates blend a variety of information and links in proximity to serve different purposes. The parenthetical link to this project page – addressing the when, how and why of template removal – bears little relationship with the separate separate set of links addressing finding sources.
1) It is not okay to remove maintenance templates until the issue flagged by the template is remedied first—that is, only once the maintenance tag is no longer valid, unless it truly did not belong in the first place. 2) Making sure that the issue has been fixed is the condition you need to fulfill before removing the template.
7 mei 2024 · You may have arrived at this help page after clicking a link on a maintenance template saying "Learn how and when to remove this template message". Maintenance templates are added and removed by volunteers. This help page explains the process for examining and removing such templates.
This template is used to designate articles making extraordinary claims that require evidence. While MicroWiki generally has no notability or claim requirements, if some serious allegations or claims have been made, this template should be added to an article making these claims. Either these claims have to be sourced (ideally by third parties ...
