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Usage
{{Unreferenced section|date=May 2024}}
This template puts articles in Category:Articles needing additional references or a dated subcategory thereof. If you leave the date off, a bot will add it later. To fill the date automatically, you can use {{subst:unreferenced section}}.
Parameters
date=Month and year the template was added:|date=May 20241=Replacement for the word "section", e.g. "table" or "list".small=yAny value (typically "y", "yes", etc.) will make the template smaller; for use when it applies to something smaller than a section within the article, such as a table, which must be specified in the first (a.k.a.section) parameter. The template should normally be full-width when it applies to an entire section.
TemplateData
A template to mark a section (or other subset) of an article as being unreferenced.
| Parameter | Description | Type | Status | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Date added | date | The date when this template was added to the section; if you leave this off, a bot will add it later. | String | optional |
| Type | 1 section | Replacement for the word "section", e.g. "table" or "list". | String | optional |
| Small | small | Any value (typically "y", "yes", etc.) will make the template smaller; for use when it applies to something smaller than a section within the article, such as a table, which must be specified in the first (a.k.a. <code>section</code>) parameter. | String | optional |
See also
