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<includeonly><sup>''[<span class="plainlinks"><span class="editorial-notation-tooltip">[[Template:Clarify<!--
<includeonly><sup>''[<span class="plainlinks"><span class="editorial-notation-tooltip"><!--
   -->|<span title="{{#if:{{{reason|}}}<!--
   --><span style="color:#4164c4;" title="{{#if:{{{reason|}}}<!--
     -->|{{{reason}}}<!--
     -->|{{{reason}}}<!--
     -->|This statement needs clarifying.}} {{#if:{{{date|}}}| ({{{date}}})<!--
     -->|This statement needs clarifying.}} {{#if:{{{date|}}}| ({{{date}}})<!--
   -->}}">clarification needed</span>]]</span></span>]''</sup><!--
   -->}}">clarification needed</span></span></span>]''</sup><!--
-->{{#ifeq:{{NAMESPACE}}|{{ns:0}}|[[Category: Articles in Need of Clarification]]}}</includeonly><noinclude>
-->{{#ifeq:{{NAMESPACE}}|{{ns:0}}|[[Category: Articles in Need of Clarification]]}}</includeonly><noinclude>
== Description ==
== Description ==
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==Usage==
==Usage==
:'''Note:''' When used on article pages, this template will render as follows ( <sup>''[<span class="plainlinks">[[:Template:Clarify#Description|clarification needed]]</span>]''</sup> ) It does not render correctly on this page due to [[:Help:Markup#Internal_Links|recursive linking logic]].
{| style="width: 100%; text-align: left; margin: auto;" class="wikitable"
{| style="width: 100%; text-align: left; margin: auto;" class="wikitable"
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! width=60%|You Type
! width=60%|You Type
!You Get
!You Get
|- style="text-align: center; background-color: white;"
|- style="text-align: center;"
| <pre>An example sentence.{{clarify}}</pre>
| <pre>An example sentence.{{clarify}}</pre>
| An example sentence.{{clarify}}
| An example sentence.{{clarify}}
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! width=60%|You Type
! width=60%|You Type
!You Get
!You Get
|- style="text-align: center; background-color: white;"
|- style="text-align: center;"
|<pre>An example sentence.{{clarify|reason=Explanation of reason.}}</pre>
|<pre>An example sentence.{{clarify|reason=Explanation of reason.}}</pre>
|An example sentence.{{clarify|reason=Explanation of reason.}}
|An example sentence.{{clarify|reason=Explanation of reason.}}
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! width=60%|You Type
! width=60%|You Type
!You Get
!You Get
|- style="text-align: center; background-color: white;"
|- style="text-align: center;"
|<pre>An example sentence.{{clarify|date=March 1883}}</pre>
|<pre>An example sentence.{{clarify|date=March 1883}}</pre>
|An example sentence.{{clarify|date=March 1883}}
|An example sentence.{{clarify|date=March 1883}}

Latest revision as of 22:45, 5 June 2025

Description

This template should be added after statements in articles that need clarification or improvement. Using the template automatically adds the article to Category: Articles in Need of Clarification.

This template is one of several Editorial Notations.

Usage

Tag Only
When just {{clarify}} is passed, it will add a superscript note that says "[clarification needed]". When you hover over it for a moment, a pop-up message will appear that says "This statement needs clarifying.".
You Type You Get
An example sentence.{{clarify}}
An example sentence.[clarification needed]
Reason Parameter
When reason= is passed, it will replace the text "This statement needs clarifying." in the pop-up message with your input.
You Type You Get
An example sentence.{{clarify|reason=Explanation of reason.}}
An example sentence.[clarification needed]
Date Parameter
When date= is passed, it will add your input to the end of the pop-up message in parentheses. The pop-up message "This statement needs clarifying." will still appear unless reason= is also passed.
You Type You Get
An example sentence.{{clarify|date=March 1883}}
An example sentence.[clarification needed]

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