Template: outdated:inline

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An "out of date" flag used to indicate outdated content.

Usage

This template should be added at the beginning of articles or sections containing outdated information. Ensure to cite specific concerns with the first argument and possibly also on the flagged article's discussion page.

{{outdated:inline|reason}}

You can override the default discussion page with a second optional argument:

{{outdated:inline|reason|Talk:Alternative Page}}

Alternatively you can point to a specific section in the default talk page with the named section parameter:

{{outdated:inline|reason|section=Section name}}

Flagged pages can be found in Special:WhatLinksHere/Template:outdated:inline. If knowledgeable in a subject, users are encouraged to participate to update the article. The {{outdated:inline}} flag should be removed after correction of dated information.

Note: The talk page is linked through an external link: this is to avoid polluting Special:WantedPages when the talk page does not exist.

Example

{{outdated:inline|This is just a demonstration template.}}

This section is outdated: This is just a demonstration template. (Discuss in Template talk:Outdated:inline#)