Templates

The following templates exist in the wiki.

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101. Page needed
102. Pagetype
103. Para
104. Param
105. Peacock term defines category: All articles with peacock terms
106. Plain link
107. Pop
108. Pp-template
109. Quantify defines category: All articles with unsourced statements
110. Question mark
111. Radio defines category: Info templates
112. Redirect
113. Repeater defines category: Info templates
114. Replace
115. Request quotation
116. Season needed defines category: All articles with unsourced statements
117. Self-published inline
118. Self-published source
119. Small defines category: Pages using small with an empty input parameter
120. Source need translation
121. Source needs translation defines category: Sources needing translation
122. TDMCA defines category: Articles with tags with unsupported types
123. TalkGroup defines category: Info templates
124. Technical-statement
125. Technical statement defines category: All articles needing expert attention
126. TemplateDataHeader
127. TemplateData header defines category: TemplateData documentation
128. Template shortcut
129. Terminal Support Header
130. Terminal Support Row
131. Time ago
132. Tip
133. Tl
134. Tl2
135. Tla
136. Tlf
137. Tlg
138. Tlp
139. Tlsp
140. Tlx
141. Tmbox
142. Tnull
143. Toolbar
144. Tools defines category: Wikipedia help templates
145. Twinkle standard installation defines category: Templates used by Twinkle
146. Under construction defines category: Pages actively undergoing construction
147. Under construction/doc defines category: Templates used by Twinkle
148. Undue-inline
149. Unreliable source? defines category: All articles lacking reliable references
150. Update after defines category: {{{4}}}
151. User
152. Vague defines category: All Wikipedia articles needing clarification
153. Verify credibility
154. Verify source defines category: All pages needing factual verification
155. Volume needed defines category: All articles with unsourced statements
156. Weasel-inline defines category: All articles with specifically marked weasel-worded phrases
157. When
158. Who defines category: All articles with specifically marked weasel-worded phrases
159. Yes
160. Yesno

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