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{{Context|date=May 2019
Usage
Place {{Context|date=November 2024}} at the top of an article of which you believe does not identify itself sufficiently to readers unfamiliar with its subject.
The word "article" may be replaced with section, list, etc. For example: {{Context|section|date=November 2024}} will produce
 | This section provides insufficient context for those unfamiliar with the subject. (November 2024) |
TemplateData
Banner for the top of an article (or section) of which you believe does not identify itself sufficiently to readers unfamiliar with its subject.
| Parameter | Description | Type | Status | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| What does this banner apply to? | 1 | section, list, etc.
| String | suggested |
| Month and year | date | The month and year that this template was placed
| Date | suggested |
Notes
- This template will categorize tagged articles into Category:Wikipedia introduction cleanup and Category:Wikipedia articles needing context.
Redirects
- {{Cleanup-context}}
See also
- {{db-context}} – when an article has so insufficient context that it is impossible to identify the subject, it may be eligible for speedy deletion under WP:A1
- {{Context inline}} – inline template for a general context problem
- {{Non sequitur}} – inline template for namedropping the relevance of which is unclear
- {{Importance section}} – inline template for material of questionable relevance
- {{Technical}} – message box template for section or article that is written in a too-technical manner
- This template contains a self-reference (it refers to Wikipedia in its contents).
- This template should not be substituted. Bots rely on the transcluded form for dating and categorisation.
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