Template:Imagefact/doc

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Usage

Enter this tag in the thumbnail caption of an image as a request for other editors to find citations for that image:

1. to let the readers of the article know that the image adds unverified information to the article.
2. to request that the image follows Wikipedia:Citing sources, Wikipedia:Verifiability, and Wikipedia:Reliable sources.

Note: this template is not for copyright status--only for verifiability of material depicted in the image as relating to the article in which this template is used.

This template is a self-reference and so is part of the Wikipedia project rather than the encyclopedic content.

You may use the optional date parameter, e.g. {{Fact|date=April 2024}}. This helps with the categorisation of articles requiring citations. Articles tagged with this template without the parameter will be given the parameter by a bot.

The simplest way to add this template to an article is to copy and paste {{Imagefact|{{subst:DATE}}}} at the appropriate place or use {{subst:Fact-now}}

Related redirects

(They all redirect to template:imagefact)

• {{image fact}}
• {{image-fact}}

See also

• Wikipedia:Citing sources

--122.176.183.85 (talk) 11:30, 26 May 2013 (UTC)--122.176.183.85 (talk) 11:30, 26 May 2013 (UTC)vishal*{{Cite}} (deprecated)

• {{Fact}}, for facts in articles
• {{Clarifyme}}, requesting clarification of a hard-to-understand phrase.
• {{Citequote}}, tagging a request for citation, used for quotations that needs citations to make it complete, but not for seemingly doubtful or false texts.
• {{Request quote}}, tagging a request for quoting inaccessible source, used for requesting a direct quote from the cited source for verification.
• {{Verify source}}, tagging a request for source verification, used for information that is doubtful or appears false.
• {{Verify credibility}}, tagging a request for source verification, used for information that is doubtful or appears false.

• {{Citecheck}}, popping up a box saying an article or section may have inappropriate or misinterpreted citations.
• {{Unreferenced}} and {{Unreferenced section}}, popping up a box saying an article or section has no citation or reference for its information.
• {{or}}, to label a passage of text that may be based upon original research.
• {{POV-statement}}, to label a passage of text whose neutrality is disputed.
• {{page number}}, to request a missing page number to an existing reference.
• {{dubious}}