Help:How to tag pages

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Articles can be tagged for various purposes. It is done by adding {{articletag}} at the top of the page, and substitute articletag with the name of the appropriate tag. Below are a few examples of tags. The full list can be found in the Article tags-category.

Deletion

If you add {{delete}} at the top of an article the following line will appear:

Delete: This article is suggested for deletion. Reasons, discussion and voting are to be found at IT_governance:Deletion.

If you add {{delete|Because I want to}} the line looks like this:

Delete: This article is suggested for deletion. Because I want to.

Thus it is possible to leave a short explanation at the page.

Pages marked for deletion are automatically included in the category Pages marked for deletion. Pages marked for deletion will also be listed at the Deletion-page, where members can argue for and against deletion.

Quick removal

If a page obviously don't belong on the IT-governance wiki it can be marked with {{quick removal}} at the top. The following line will appear in the article:

This page is marked for quick removal. The reason is that someone feels that it is obvious that it does not belong on this wiki.

Pages with this tag are automatically included in the Articles proposed for quick removal. If the administrators agree the page is removed as soon as possible.

Short

If a page is much shorter than the title suggests it can be tagged with {{short}} at the top. The following line will appear in the article:

Short: This article is shorter than its title suggests. It only partly covers what one migh expect.

If you add {{short|A lot more could be written about this}} the line looks like this:

Short: This article is shorter than its title suggests. A lot more could be written about this.

Thus it is possible to leave a short explanation at the page.

Pages marked as short are automatically included in the category Pages marked as short.