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{{mbox|image=[[File:Stop hand caution.svg|60px]]|text=Per [[WP:CITEVAR]], only use this template in articles whose references are formatted as described below. Please '''do not use''' the cite pmid template in articles whose references are formatted differently (''e.g.'', articles that use the [[Vancouver system]]).}} | {{mbox|image=[[File:Stop hand caution.svg|60px]]|text=Per [[WP:CITEVAR]], only use this template in articles whose references are formatted as described below. Please '''do not use''' the cite pmid template in articles whose references are formatted differently (''e.g.'', articles that use the [[Vancouver system]]).}} | ||
| − | == | + | ==Overview== |
| + | {{tl|Cite pmid}} was a template that was used for citing a journal article using its [[PubMed|PMID]] number. When this was functioning, an editor could use the template with the PMID number, and a [[User:Citation bot|bot]] would then fill out the full reference. However, the bot created a separate template page for each individual citation which were simply calls to {{tl|cite journal}}. An [[Template talk:Cite doi/Archive 1#RfC: Should Template:cite doi cease creating a separate subpage for each DOI?|RFC at this templates talk page]] concluded with the consensus that this template should no longer be used because of various problems caused by this system. | ||
| − | + | Instead use {{tlx|cite journal|pmid=...}}, which allows you to specify the PMID, then run the citation bot on the page. The [[WP:CITOID|Citoid feature]], which is part of [[WP:VISUAL|Visual Editor]] does this too, and as well as other third-party tools. | |
| − | + | ==Third-party tools== | |
| + | When using third-party tools, you are still responsible for your edits. Proofread the content generated by any of these tools. | ||
| − | + | * [http://reftag.appspot.com/doiweb.py DOI Wikipedia reference generator] | |
| + | * [[User:Citation bot]] | ||
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Revision as of 13:25, 16 September 2016
| This is a documentation subpage for Template:Cite pmid. It contains usage information, categories and other content that is not part of the original template page. |
| Please do not add cite pmid template to articles. Their use is deprecated and for this reason, Citation bot no longer expands cite pmid templates. |
| Per WP:CITEVAR, only use this template in articles whose references are formatted as described below. Please do not use the cite pmid template in articles whose references are formatted differently (e.g., articles that use the Vancouver system). |
Overview
{{Cite pmid}} was a template that was used for citing a journal article using its PMID number. When this was functioning, an editor could use the template with the PMID number, and a bot would then fill out the full reference. However, the bot created a separate template page for each individual citation which were simply calls to {{cite journal}}. An RFC at this templates talk page concluded with the consensus that this template should no longer be used because of various problems caused by this system.
Instead use {{cite journal}}, which allows you to specify the PMID, then run the citation bot on the page. The Citoid feature, which is part of Visual Editor does this too, and as well as other third-party tools.
Third-party tools
When using third-party tools, you are still responsible for your edits. Proofread the content generated by any of these tools.