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The {{Duplication span}} tag will categorise tagged articles into Category:All articles with minor POV problems. This template is a self-reference and thus is part of the Wikipedia project rather than the encyclopedic content.
Use this tag only if the material is repeated twice in the body of the article.
The template should be placed outside the reference (<ref> ... </ref>
), within the article's text:
{{duplication span|text=place text that is repetitive here|date=April 2024}}
No description.
Parameter | Description | Type | Status | |
---|---|---|---|---|
Text of duplicate claim | 1 text | The text of the duplicated claim | Unbalanced wikitext | required |
Month and year | date | no description
| String | suggested |
reason | reason | no description | String | optional |
talk | talk talkpage talk page | no description | Unknown | optional |
{{Failed verification span}}
(inline citation) use when an inline citation to a source is given, the sources has been checked and the source does not completely support what is contained in the article.