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TheRoman: /* Quality Tags */

2025-05-13T22:21:44Z

Quality Tags

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	'''Quality tags''' are used on content pages to indicate the quality level of a page. These are especially useful to editors as they create a quick way to view what pages need further attention. Including a quality tag on a page will do three things: add an indicator symbol in the top right corner of the page (on the same line as the page title),<ref group="note">''Depending on which [[:Special:Preferences#mw-prefsection-rendering\|skin]] you use, the indicator symbol may be just below the page title''</ref> add a text notice wherever the tag is used, and automatically add that page to a category of similarly tagged pages. The tag should be added in the notes section below the <code><nowiki><references /></nowiki></code> tag. See the table below for the various quality tags and a brief description of their usage.		'''Quality tags''' are used on content pages to indicate the quality level of a page. These are especially useful to editors as they create a quick way to view what pages need further attention. Including a quality tag on a page will do three things: add an indicator symbol in the top right corner of the page (on the same line as the page title),<ref group="note">''Depending on which [[:Special:Preferences#mw-prefsection-rendering\|skin]] you use, the indicator symbol may be just below the page title''</ref> add a text notice wherever the tag is used, and automatically add that page to a category of similarly tagged pages. The tag should be added in the notes section below the <code><nowiki><references /></nowiki></code> tag. See the table below for the various quality tags and a brief description of their usage.
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TheRoman: /* Quality Tags */

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Quality Tags

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	'''Quality tags''' are used on content pages to indicate the quality level of a page. These are especially useful to editors as they create a quick way to view what pages need further attention. Including a quality tag on a page will do three things: add an indicator symbol in the top right corner of the page (on the same line as the page title),<ref group="note">''Depending on which [[:Special:Preferences#mw-prefsection-rendering\|skin]] you use, the indicator symbol may be just below the page title''</ref> add a text notice wherever the tag is used, and automatically add that page to a category of similarly tagged pages. The tag should be added in the notes section below the <code><nowiki><references /></nowiki></code> tag. See the table below for the various quality tags and a brief description of their usage.		'''Quality tags''' are used on content pages to indicate the quality level of a page. These are especially useful to editors as they create a quick way to view what pages need further attention. Including a quality tag on a page will do three things: add an indicator symbol in the top right corner of the page (on the same line as the page title),<ref group="note">''Depending on which [[:Special:Preferences#mw-prefsection-rendering\|skin]] you use, the indicator symbol may be just below the page title''</ref> add a text notice wherever the tag is used, and automatically add that page to a category of similarly tagged pages. The tag should be added in the notes section below the <code><nowiki><references /></nowiki></code> tag. See the table below for the various quality tags and a brief description of their usage.
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TheRoman: /* Quality Tags */

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Quality Tags

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	=== Quality Tags ===		=== Quality Tags ===
	'''Quality tags''' are used on content pages to indicate the quality level of a page. These are especially useful to editors as they create a quick way to view what pages need further attention. Including a quality tag on a page will do three things: add an indicator symbol in the top right corner of the page (on the same line as the page title),<ref group="note">''Depending on which [[:Special:Preferences#mw-prefsection-rendering\|skin]] you use, the indicator symbol may be just below the page title''</ref> add a text notice wherever the tag is used, and automatically add that page to a category of similarly tagged pages. The tag should be added in the notes section below the <code><nowiki><references /></nowiki></code> tag. See the table below for the various quality tags and a brief description of their usage.		'''Quality tags''' are used on content pages to indicate the quality level of a page. These are especially useful to editors as they create a quick way to view what pages need further attention. Including a quality tag on a page will do three things: add an indicator symbol in the top right corner of the page (on the same line as the page title),<ref group="note">''Depending on which [[:Special:Preferences#mw-prefsection-rendering\|skin]] you use, the indicator symbol may be just below the page title''</ref> add a text notice wherever the tag is used, and automatically add that page to a category of similarly tagged pages. The tag should be added in the notes section below the <code><nowiki><references /></nowiki></code> tag. See the table below for the various quality tags and a brief description of their usage.
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	\| <code><nowiki>{{excellent}}</nowiki></code> should be only used by the admins to highlight excellently formatted articles that other users can look to as examples. Using it automatically adds the page to [[:Category:Excellent Articles]]		\| <code><nowiki>{{excellent}}</nowiki></code> should be only used by the admins to highlight excellently formatted articles that other users can look to as examples. Using it automatically adds the page to [[:Category:Excellent Articles]]
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TheRoman: /* Quality Tags */

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Quality Tags

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	=== Quality Tags ===		=== Quality Tags ===
	'''Quality tags''' are used on content pages to indicate the quality level of a page. These are especially useful to editors as they create a quick way to view what pages need further attention. Including a quality tag on a page will do three things: add an indicator symbol in the top right corner of the page (on the same line as the page title),<ref group="note">''Depending on which [[:Special:Preferences#mw-prefsection-rendering\|skin]] you use, the indicator symbol may be just below the page title''</ref> add a text notice wherever the tag is used, and automatically add that page to a category of similarly tagged pages. The tag should be added in the notes section below the <code><nowiki><references /></nowiki></code> tag. See the table below for the various quality tags and a brief description of their usage.		'''Quality tags''' are used on content pages to indicate the quality level of a page. These are especially useful to editors as they create a quick way to view what pages need further attention. Including a quality tag on a page will do three things: add an indicator symbol in the top right corner of the page (on the same line as the page title),<ref group="note">''Depending on which [[:Special:Preferences#mw-prefsection-rendering\|skin]] you use, the indicator symbol may be just below the page title''</ref> add a text notice wherever the tag is used, and automatically add that page to a category of similarly tagged pages. The tag should be added in the notes section below the <code><nowiki><references /></nowiki></code> tag. See the table below for the various quality tags and a brief description of their usage.
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	\| <code><nowiki>{{excellent}}</nowiki></code> should be only used by the admins to highlight excellently formatted articles that other users can look to as examples. Using it automatically adds the page to [[:Category:Excellent Articles]]		\| <code><nowiki>{{excellent}}</nowiki></code> should be only used by the admins to highlight excellently formatted articles that other users can look to as examples. Using it automatically adds the page to [[:Category:Excellent Articles]]
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TheRoman: /* Quality Tags */

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Quality Tags

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TheRoman: /* Quality Tags */

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Quality Tags

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TheRoman: /* Notes */

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Notes

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	~~== Notes ==~~
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TheRoman: /* Quality Tags */

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Quality Tags

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	=== Quality Tags ===		=== Quality Tags ===
	'''Quality tags''' are used on content pages to indicate the quality level of a page. These are especially useful to editors as they create a quick way to view what pages need further attention. Including a quality tag on a page will do three things: add an indicator symbol in the top right corner of the page (on the same line as the page title<ref group="note">''Depending on which [[:Special:Preferences#mw-prefsection-rendering\|skin]] you use, the indicator symbol may be just below the page title''</ref>), add a text notice wherever the tag is used, and automatically add that page to a category of similarly tagged pages. The tag should be added in the notes section below the <code><nowiki><references /></nowiki></code> tag. See the table below for the various quality tags and a brief description of their usage.		'''Quality tags''' are used on content pages to indicate the quality level of a page. These are especially useful to editors as they create a quick way to view what pages need further attention. Including a quality tag on a page will do three things: add an indicator symbol in the top right corner of the page (on the same line as the page title),<ref group="note">''Depending on which [[:Special:Preferences#mw-prefsection-rendering\|skin]] you use, the indicator symbol may be just below the page title''</ref> add a text notice wherever the tag is used, and automatically add that page to a category of similarly tagged pages. The tag should be added in the notes section below the <code><nowiki><references /></nowiki></code> tag. See the table below for the various quality tags and a brief description of their usage.
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TheRoman: /* Quality Tags */

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Quality Tags

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	=== Quality Tags ===		=== Quality Tags ===
	'''Quality tags''' are used on content pages to indicate the quality level of a page. These are especially useful to editors as they create a quick way to view what pages need further attention. Including a quality tag on a page will do three things: add an indicator symbol in the top right corner of the page (on the same line as the page title<ref>''Depending on which [[:Special:Preferences#mw-prefsection-rendering\|skin]] you use, the indicator symbol may be just below the page title''</ref>), add a text notice wherever the tag is used, and automatically add that page to a category of similarly tagged pages. The tag should be added in the notes section below the <code><nowiki><references /></nowiki></code> tag. See the table below for the various quality tags and a brief description of their usage.		'''Quality tags''' are used on content pages to indicate the quality level of a page. These are especially useful to editors as they create a quick way to view what pages need further attention. Including a quality tag on a page will do three things: add an indicator symbol in the top right corner of the page (on the same line as the page title<ref group="note">''Depending on which [[:Special:Preferences#mw-prefsection-rendering\|skin]] you use, the indicator symbol may be just below the page title''</ref>), add a text notice wherever the tag is used, and automatically add that page to a category of similarly tagged pages. The tag should be added in the notes section below the <code><nowiki><references /></nowiki></code> tag. See the table below for the various quality tags and a brief description of their usage.
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TheRoman: /* Required Categories */

2025-05-13T20:45:45Z

Required Categories

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	== Required Categories ==		== Required Categories ==
	There are three types of categories that every article should be tagged with:		There are three types of categories that every article should be tagged with:

	~~=== Book/Series Identifier ===~~
	~~The ''book/series identifier'' notes which book or series to which an article is related. You can see what book/series categories already exist by looking at [[:Category:Books]].~~

	=== Content Categories ===		=== Content Categories ===
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	The content category is automatically added by the relevant [[:Help:Templates#Information_boxes\|infobox]] template, which should be located at the very top of articles, and thus there should be no need to add the content category manually when these inboxes are used.		The content category is automatically added by the relevant [[:Help:Templates#Information_boxes\|infobox]] template, which should be located at the very top of articles, and thus there should be no need to add the content category manually when these inboxes are used.

			=== Book/Series Identifier ===
			The ''book/series identifier'' notes which book or series to which an article is related. As The Reed and Rite is dedicated to the works of [[Beth Brower]], most articles will be related one book or another. You can see what book/series categories already exist by looking at [[:Category:Books]].

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