Template:Underlinked/doc
This is a documentation subpage for Template:Underlinked.
Don't forget to purge the contents of the base page upon creating or editing this subpage.
Don't forget to purge the contents of the base page upon creating or editing this subpage.
- This tag should not be used on pages with
{{stub}}
, as adding relevant links is part of de-stubbing a page. - This tag should be applied to articles which need additional internal links. Please note: there is no consensus on what constitutes "too few" links. Use editor discretion, and if you disagree a given article needs this tag, discuss it with the editor that placed it on the talk page, unless you deem it uncontroversial to simply remove the tag (perhaps the article has seen considerable improvement since the tag was placed?) Avoid overlinking, as well.
- Articles with no internal links at all can instead be tagged with
.{{dead end}}
- This template will add pages to Category:Underlinked (formerly Articles with too few wikilinks) or one of its dated subcategories.
- If a parameter is provided such as {{Underlinked|date=November 2024}}</nowiki> then the page is put into a by-date category instead. Another way to do this is to paste the following to the page: {{subst:Underlinked}} If the date is left out, a bot will add it.
- The simplest way to add this template to an article is to copy and paste{{Underlinked}} to the top of an article.
- If you subst: this template, the current date will be added to the template.
- Please do not include Category pages.
See also
- {{Dead end}} – for articles with no internal links
- Wikipedia:Manual of Style/Linking – guidelines as to when links should and should not be used, and how to format links
- Help:Link – detailed information about the syntax used to create links
- WP:Manual of Style/Disambiguation pages – rules on linking applicable to disambiguation pages