Template:Time needed
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Usage
This template functions as an in-line request for the specific citation of a time (start time or time range) in an audio-visual work such as a sound recording or film. Do not use this tag in order to label statements which you suspect to be false. Instead, move those statements to the discussion page and ask for evidence.
This tag will categorise tagged articles into Category:Wikipedia articles needing time reference citations.
This template is a self-reference and so is part of the Wikipedia project rather than the encyclopædic content.
- Typical usage:
Some text here.<ref name="Smith 2009">{{Cite AV media
| people = Jane Smith (Director)
| date = 2009
| title = The Unbearable Beingness of Light
| format =
| publisher = Fnord Sudios
| location = New York
| time = {{time needed}}
}}</ref>
...
{{Reflist}}
- Produces:
...
- ^ Jane Smith (Director) (2009). The Unbearable Beingness of Light. New York: Fnord Sudios. Event occurs at [time needed].
Redirects
- {{time missing}}
- {{time reference}}
See also
- {{Cite AV media}}
- {{Citation needed}} for other source citation cleanup templates
- {{Page needed}} (similar to this template, for missing pages in print resources)
- {{Season needed}} (similar, for missing TV season & episode number)
- {{Volume needed}} (similar, for missing journal, newspaper, comic, etc., volume and issue numbers)
- Wikipedia:Citing sources
