Template:Administrative service award doc/doc
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Usage
This documentation template is used to document various templates in Category:Service award templates.
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Place this template on your user page to indicate that you have awarded yourself the AWARD NAME
administrative service award. Administrative service awards are awards that you give to yourself for length of administrative service and number of administrative actions on Wikipedia.
Basic usage
To simply show this award on your user page, just place the template's name between double braces:
{{Administrative service award doc}}
Parameters
The award's appearance can be customized using parameters:
{{Administrative service award doc
|nocat=
}}
- nocat: Set whether you want to suppress being added to Category:Wikipedia administrators. Valid options are true or false. The default is true, which will suppress categorization.
See also
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The one unnamed parameter is required. This gives the name of the award displayed by the template being documented.
There are also a number of optional named parameters:
- type: The format of the award: image, ribbon, topicon, or userbox. This affects which parameters are shown in the documentation. The default is image.
- root: The base name for the template being documented, without the Template: prefix or any Ribbon, Topicon, or Userbox suffix. This is used to add links to related templates (e.g. from an image template to the corresponding ribbon, topicon, and userbox templates). For example, if the template being documented is Template:New Administrator Ribbon, specify
root=New Administrator. If unspecified, the name of the template being documented is used.
See also