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=== 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 content of the article{{ref|text=''Depending on which [[Special:Preferences#mw-prefsection-rendering|skin]] you use, the indicator symbol may be on the same line as the page title.''}}, 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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| For an article to be fully complete, it needs to be reviewed by an admin. If an admin agrees an article is complete, they will sign off on the page by appending <code><nowiki>|—~~~~</nowiki></code> to the <code><nowiki>{{complete}}</nowiki></code> tag. This will also indicate when the article was last reviewed.

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== Notes ==