ទំព័រគំរូ:Subcat guideline
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This page documents an English Wikipedia [[:Category:Wikipedia {{{1}}}s|{{{1}}}]]. It is a generally accepted standard that editors should attempt to follow, though it is best treated with common sense, and occasional exceptions may apply. Any substantive edit to this page should reflect consensus. When in doubt, discuss first on the talk page. |
Usage
កែប្រែ{{Subcat guideline|<guideline category>|<category sort key>|<shortcut>|<shortcut>|...}}
New guidelines require approval
កែប្រែIf you're writing a new guideline, or substantially revising one, please remember to give the community significant time to consider your proposal. See WP:PROPOSAL for the current best practice on advertising proposals.
For a short introduction on how to go from a proposal to a Wikipedia style guideline, see: Category:Wikipedia proposals and How to contribute to Wikipedia guidance.
Parameters
កែប្រែ- <guideline category>: one of the following should be used:
- behavioral guideline
- content guideline
- deletion guideline
- editing guideline
- naming convention
- notability guideline
- style guideline
- <category sort key>: for e.g. notability or naming conventions guidelines, sort by what is in the parentical disambiguator, examples:
- wikipedia:notability (websites): <category sort key> = Websites
- wikipedia:naming conventions (people): <category sort key> = People
- <shortcut>: optional, shortcut like for instance WP:SHORT
- <shortcut>: Optional second shortcut. Five shortcuts can be passed in total, each as a separate parameter.
- <guideline category>: one of the following should be used:
See also
កែប្រែ- For related Wikipedia header templates see Template messages/Project namespace.
- {{Proposed}} to solicit comments from the wider community before declaring a page to be a guideline
- {{Rfctag|policy}} and {{Rfctag|style}}, to solicit comments from the community about a proposed guideline, major changes to an existing guideline, or removing guideline status
- {{MoS-guideline}} for the few style guidelines that are actually part of the Manual of Style