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== Usage == | == Usage == | ||
| − | <nowiki>{{Distinguish|foo}}</nowiki> {{Distinguish|foo}} | + | <nowiki>{{Distinguish | foo}}</nowiki> {{Distinguish|foo}} |
| − | <nowiki>{{Distinguish|foo|bar}}</nowiki> {{Distinguish|foo|bar}} | + | <nowiki>{{Distinguish | foo | bar}}</nowiki> {{Distinguish|foo|bar}} |
| − | <nowiki>{{Distinguish|foo|bar| | + | <nowiki>{{Distinguish | foo | bar |baz}}</nowiki> {{Distinguish|foo|bar|baz}} |
This hatnote is generally used when there is an ambiguity that is not necessarily literal, but one that can be reasonably assumed to exist for a portion of the readership substantial enough to warrant a hatnote. When applying it, care should be taken to [[WP:TRHAT|avoid trivial uses]]. | This hatnote is generally used when there is an ambiguity that is not necessarily literal, but one that can be reasonably assumed to exist for a portion of the readership substantial enough to warrant a hatnote. When applying it, care should be taken to [[WP:TRHAT|avoid trivial uses]]. | ||
Revision as of 19:48, 3 November 2014
| This is a documentation subpage for Template:Distinguish. It contains usage information, categories and other content that is not part of the original template page. |
Usage
{{Distinguish | foo}}
{{Distinguish | foo | bar}}
{{Distinguish | foo | bar |baz}}
This hatnote is generally used when there is an ambiguity that is not necessarily literal, but one that can be reasonably assumed to exist for a portion of the readership substantial enough to warrant a hatnote. When applying it, care should be taken to avoid trivial uses.
Redirects
- {{Not to be confused with}}
- {{Confused}}
- {{Confuse}}
- {{Misspelling}}
See also
- {{Distinguish2}}, for multiple disambiguation targets or prepending "the".
- {{About}}, if the page title does (without misspelling) describe the other target (since the user is then aided by a clear statement of how the page's topic differs from the other target's topic).