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The result of the discussion was keep. But individual templates or a smaller bundle may be renominated.
Galobtter (
pingó mió) 13:30, 12 March 2019 (UTC)reply
All unused and over 16 months old. Where necessary, content has already been previously placed on the article. --Zackmann (Talk to me/What I been doing) 23:53, 4 March 2019 (UTC)reply
Delete per
WP:NOT#ALMANAC unless a demonstrated use can be shown. --
Tom (LT) (
talk) 08:00, 5 March 2019 (UTC)reply
Keep These are used on the season page to document the standings for each conference. Red links are allowed (per
WP:EXISTINGWP:WTAF does not apply) in templates for articles that are notable and notability has been established for all D1 teams.
Mjs32193 (
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Mjs32193: you said These are used on the season page. At the time of nomination, ALL of these had zero transclusions. Now if you or someone else has added them to multiple pages, please let me know and I will gladly remove the used templates from this nomination but I want to be clear this is a nomination of UNUSED templates. If the template is used that is a whole different discussion. --Zackmann (Talk to me/What I been doing) 22:15, 6 March 2019 (UTC)reply
Comment this is a hodgepodge of NCAA football, basketball, baseball and other sports as well as such as NBA templates that have nothing in common except a) they are sports and b) they are alledged to be unused. Some of these navboxes are redundant such as
Template:2014 Pac-12 men's soccer standings to ones that are being used, yet others may have some potential uses. I will reply with the redundancies as I unequivocally believe those should go. The others I think should be determined on a case by case basis.-
UCO2009bluejay (
talk) 22:48, 6 March 2019 (UTC)reply
Keep There is no deadline. Deleting them will just result in them needing to be re-created later.--
Paul McDonald (
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Paulmcdonald: that's a nonsensical argument. The content is already on the articles in question. The templates are over 2 years old and have not been used so what is the point of keeping them? --Zackmann (Talk to me/What I been doing) 00:06, 7 March 2019 (UTC)reply
Keep as many are these are not, in fact, unused. Per, UCO2009bluejay above, I may consider supporting deletion of some of these if individual or more carefully grouped nominations are made.
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GiantSnowman 10:49, 7 March 2019 (UTC)reply
Keep on procedural grounds; inappropriate bundling given that some are not unused.
GiantSnowman 10:51, 7 March 2019 (UTC)reply
There are some that should be kept as they are used, others which should be deleted as they've been replaced by other templates or do not even have an article to be placed on. Sadly this good faith bundle did not work. Best result would be procedural closure with allowing later single re-nomination per article needed. --
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FASTILY 00:19, 12 March 2019 (UTC)reply
All unused. The pages in question have the tables already, just not using the templates. --Zackmann (Talk to me/What I been doing) 23:46, 4 March 2019 (UTC)reply
Delete per
WP:NOT#ALMANAC unless a demonstrated use can be shown. --
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Barely used. Text should just be subst directly into the article. No reason to store this data in a template. Zackmann (Talk to me/What I been doing) 21:47, 4 March 2019 (UTC)reply
Keep It's done like that because the population estimates are updated annually. This provides a central point of update rather than changing 32 council area articles, and a few others such as
List of Scottish council areas by population.--
Keith Edkins (
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Delete Storing data is a misuse of Template namespace unless each individual datum is used on substantially more than one article.
{{3x|p}}ery (
talk) 23:19, 4 March 2019 (UTC)reply
Well, is there an approved way of achieving the same effect? This is not the most extensive of my templates - there is a set for England (listed at
Template:English district population) some of which decode into over 320 data values each of which is used, like, 2 or 3 times. There are also much smaller ones for Wales (see
Template:Welsh council population) and Northern Ireland (
Template:NI district population). Changing these to in-article values is both a large one-off effort and a large and difficult-to-control annual maintenance effort.--
Keith Edkins (
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Keep the point of these templates is to support our core mission of being an encyclopedia. There is a demonstrated use per
Keith Edkins who makes a good argument as why it makes editing easier for them. --
Tom (LT) (
talk) 08:00, 5 March 2019 (UTC)reply
Keep Nomination seems to be a fundamental misunderstanding of this template's purpose. It allows the populations of all the relevant localities to be updated in one go in one place rather than having to update dozens of articles. @
Pppery: As far as I can see, the data in the template is being used in the way you say it should be (i.e. on all the Scottish council articles).
Number57 12:40, 5 March 2019 (UTC)reply
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Number 57: Nope, you misundestood me. The population of Aberdeenshire is only used on
Aberdeenshire. It doesn't matter how many times the template is used, it matters how many times each individual piece of data in the template is used, and this template fails that test.
{{3x|p}}ery (
talk) 12:44, 5 March 2019 (UTC)reply
OK, no problem. Just seems a pretty crap test to me then, as this is clearly a useful template. It could be easily be used usefully elsewhere though (e.g. to add the populations to
Subdivisions of Scotland).
Number57 12:51, 5 March 2019 (UTC)reply
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Number 57: Your point is not without merit but that isn't how we do things on here. It opens up a whole can of worms... You could abstract ANY data set out into a template like that. If you are going to have a template for the populations so that they can all be updated in one go, then you should also have a template for current members of Parliament and things just spiral out of control from there. Consider a sports league (such as the
NFL). Are you going to create templates that store current manager, current coach, current record, etc. etc.? You get what I mean about it spiraling... This data should be stored directly on the page. If your concern is the need to bulk update the data (which I agree is a pain) I would encourage you to consider a
WP:BOT. As a bot operator myself, I would be more than happy to write you a bot that would update these pages all in one go. Honestly wouldn't be very difficult to do. Feel free to ping me directly to discuss. --Zackmann (Talk to me/What I been doing) 22:23, 6 March 2019 (UTC)reply
It is how we do things though; these types of templates have been around for a long time and I am aware of several other examples, including for sports teams. There is zero problem with it being stored in the template space, and the alternative of using a bot is a massively regressive step that I will not be considering.
Number57 22:28, 6 March 2019 (UTC)reply
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Comment someone recently usurped the purpose of this template. I'm going to restore the redirect so inbound links make sense. But now there is no history. I'm confused.
Legacypac (
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Delete. This does seem to be a G4, and even it weren't the nom is correct; this is just a "trigger police" variant of the spoiler-wrappers and other similar templates the community deleted via RfC something like a decade ago. —
SMcCandlish☏¢ 😼 00:26, 5 March 2019 (UTC)reply
The discussion (the second one) linked to includes a very good point made by
Kusma - The image should either appear in the article or not appear in the article (I don't have a super strong opinion about that: it is relevant, but sensationalist). If it appears, then it should be shown without censorship boxes (compare the more controversial images on Jyllands-Posten Muhammad cartoons controversy or fisting or lynching). If it is not shown, then a link to the image on Commons in the See Also section would work for me (like in Debbie Does Dallas). I see no reason to deviate from our long held anti-censorship stance for this, and certainly not for the silly idea of making Wikipedia "safe for work". By design, it can never be "safe". - the existence of the template implies that it may be acceptable to use it; its not, per
WP:CENSORED. --
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The result of the discussion was speedy delete. Done. I used a different deletion method so tell me if any of
those that are left should also be deleted or if I have deleted some that should not have been. —
RHaworth (
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Delete If a template has this many subtemplates, it's clear that it should use Lua ... and this one does, so they're unused.
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Delete per nom.
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Keep this inbox has worked well; why change a thing which works??
Huldra (
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Comment: I cannot see that {{Infobox settlement}} has a field for date and cause of depopulation? Those are among the most vital fields in "Infobox former Arab villages in Palestine"
Huldra (
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Standardise appearance and internal structure is the answer to "has worked well". It will work as well as before and even better. 495 000 articles use Infobox settlement, the 421 transclusions here are not even 0.1% of that quantity.
78.55.45.243 (
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Delete and convert pages to use {{Infobox settlement}}, per Zackmann08. We do not need country specific templates. Every former settlement has a depopulation date and reason.
Icewhiz (
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Replace and delete. Regardless of the confusing name of Infobox settlement, we're better off if as we unite these templates, benefits being easier to update and maintain. --
Tom (LT) (
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Replace and delete - better to standardize and have all relevant templates using the same code, than to have hundreds of wrappers and other templates doing the same exact thing. --
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Delete after replace in articles with {{Infobox settlement}}. The only dedicated town infobox for mainland Africa, all other towns use Infobox settlement directly. Created 2012, one editor. If that editor leaves, probably no one will maintain it.
77.11.90.163 (
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Replace and redirect - we should be leaving it as a redirect in order to preserve previous diffs where the infobox is used.
WP:INFOCOL clearly lists the process as merging and redirecting and this makes sense, as we don't want page histories to suddenly have unreadable infoboxes.
cymru.lass (
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Replace and delete. Regardless of the confusing name of Infobox settlement, we're better off if as we unite these templates, benefits being easier to update and maintain. --
Tom (LT) (
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Replace and delete - better to standardize and have all relevant templates using the same code, than to have hundreds of wrappers and other templates doing the same exact thing. My opinion on the redirect is that it's pointless and a potentially huge clutter-issue, if we create a redirect for every type of settlement for every country, so for the record, oppose the redirect.--
Gonnym (
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Gonnym, if any of the content from the one template is merged into the target template, the page history must be preserved to save as attribution. That's why I !voted to redirect. See
Wikipedia:Merge and delete for more information. This is a pretty unconditional feature of Wikipedia's licensing.
cymru.lass (
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The template isn't being merged - see my vote which says "replace and delete" - this template is a fork, there is nothing the fork has that is going to be merged into the template, hence, this isn't a merge. --
Gonnym (
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Gonnym - ah, that's fair then! If no parameters are being brought over, then good to delete.
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Replace and redirect - we should be leaving it as a redirect in order to preserve previous diffs where the infobox is used.
WP:INFOCOL clearly lists the process as merging and redirecting and this makes sense, as we don't want page histories to suddenly have unreadable infoboxes.
cymru.lass (
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Replace and delete. Regardless of the confusing name of Infobox settlement, we're better off if as we unite these templates, benefits being easier to update and maintain. --
Tom (LT) (
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Replace and delete - better to standardize and have all relevant templates using the same code, than to have hundreds of wrappers and other templates doing the same exact thing. My opinion on the redirect is that it's pointless and a potentially huge clutter-issue, if we create a redirect for every type of settlement for every country, so for the record, oppose the redirect. --
Gonnym (
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Keep, it’s useful: it has a number of presets and automatisms for specifically Hungary, like automatically filling country, time zone, pushpin map etc., or for example guessing region based on county. It also has a lot more readable parameters—compare |county=Pest with |subdivision_type2=[[Counties of Hungary|County]]|subdivision_name2=[[Pest County|Pest]]. The named parameters help editors find out which subdivisions are useful, and at the same time they help standardize the subdivisions present, their order and the English terminology and links used. (And I’m taking care of it, so it’s irrelevant whether the original creator is still available or blocked.) —
Tacsipacsi (
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The problem with wrapper templates changing the words of the parameters, is that these wrappers are sometimes actually using them incorrectly. See for example the subdivision example you gave. {{Infobox Hungarian settlement}} is using |diocese= for |subdivision_name5=, but the
Catholic dioceses in Hungary are not a subdivision of the country, i.e. a diocese is not a subdivision of a
district. Also, |rank= is a meaningless word to use for a subdivision. These are just some examples of why wrappers are bad code. --
Gonnym (
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This may not be perfect, but it’s because nobody’s found a better parameter at {{Infobox settlement}}. If you know, feel free to fix it (or propose it if you’d like me to fix it). If not, than the substitution of the template won‘t help either. —
Tacsipacsi (
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Tacsipacsi, can all be done via Wikidata. Editors would not even need to write |county=Pest, because that information is already in Wikidata. 495 765 transclusions of Infobox settlement in article space, ~410 000 are used directly, without wrapper. Creating 1000s of wrappers for each type of territorial entity would be an extra maintenance burden. Re "And I’m taking care of it, so it’s irrelevant whether the original creator is still available or blocked." - and when you are gone?
78.54.186.169 (
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Tacsipacsi, has that issue been raised in {{Infobox settlement}}'s talk page? If so, can you link me to that discussion? --
Gonnym (
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@
78.54.186.169: How do you imagine it? I’d be very happy if Wikidata worked (actually Hungarian settlements’ Wikidata items usually have much more information than the enwiki articles), but I have no idea how the types can be displayed correctly based on Wikidata—
county of Hungary (Q188604)’s label contains “of Hungary”, which should not be displayed in the infobox (as it’s redundant and its length makes the infobox less readable), but reliably cutting it needs a quite complicated and error-prone algorithm. There are some 200 countries in the world according to the
list of sovereign states, having one or a few infoboxes for each is not thousands of wrappers—but I don’t propose creating all of them, either. “And when you are gone?”—than lack of maintenance (if that causes problems) might be a reason for phasing out the infobox; but merely the lack of the original creator is not an issue in itself.
Tacsipacsi, Köszönöm szépen. 1) instead of label use short name
[1]. 2) "having one or a few infoboxes for each is not thousands of wrappers" - but I was not limiting to the "200 countries" in the list, nor to "one or a few". I meant all classes.
3046 in this SPARQL. Best
77.183.146.41 (
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Gonnym: I haven’t raised, and neither do I know about any other discussion. I’m rather busy now, but I’ll try to find a solution when I get to it; I don’t think it’s a serious problem that should be fixed ASAP. —
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The result of the discussion was delete.
Primefac (
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WP:NOTTVGUIDE. Moreover, this is hardly being updated and some TV series have finished airing months ago. ~~
CherryPie94 🍒🥧 (
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Keep I do not see the reason to delete even if it is seldom updated and update it when any contributors think it is outdated.
Fiipchip (
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Delete - these types of channel/network navigation templates are very bad in my opinion. The series linked only share one single common point - that they were all broadcast on a specific channel - this usually means nothing. TV series can be produced by different companies that sell their programs to the channel, meaning these TV shows can be widely different. Additional, readers would probably be much more interested in "see also" links for similar shows, rather than shows on the same channel. Looking at
WP:NAVBOX these fails #3 and #5 and possibly #4. --
Gonnym (
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Delete - per above. Trying to keep an up-to-date list of programmes currently on various TV channels is unsuitable for wikipedia.
Nigej (
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I can only speak for myself - I find all of those templates horrible and would support deleting them if they are nominated. --
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Delete after replace in articles with {{Infobox settlement}}. Created 2007, creator vanished. Only 39 articles use it, of these only 10 are governorates: Kazan Governorate, Baku Governorate, Elisabethpol Governorate, Erivan Governorate, Black Sea Governorate, Mogilev Governorate, Tiflis Governorate, Tambov Governorate, Kutais Governorate, Georgia-Imeretia Governorate.
78.54.212.31 (
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Replace and delete per nom. Regardless of title of the "settlement" template, which is not logically intuitive, it's better to have all these types of template replaced by a single more easily edited central one. --
Tom (LT) (
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Replace and delete - per nom and Tom. Also, seeing as how this is mostly used for non-governorates, this is another justification for why a centralized template is much better for maintaining usage. Edit: My opinion on the redirect is that it's pointless and a potentially huge clutter-issue, if we create a redirect for every type of settlement for every country, so for the record, oppose the redirect --
Gonnym (
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Replace and redirect - we should be leaving it as a redirect in order to preserve previous diffs where the infobox is used.
WP:INFOCOL clearly lists the process as merging and redirecting and this makes sense, as we don't want page histories to suddenly have unreadable infoboxes.
cymru.lass (
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Comment: as far as I know, IB settlement does not support the use of
versts as a unit of area measurement.--
eh bien mon prince (
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And it should continue not to support it. The point of the infobox is to give a summary of the information; if a piece of information is not understandable by almost all of our readers, as it is not only a Russian-only unit of length, but also an obsolete one, then it shouldn't be included. If needed, a template should take care of the conversion and it should show miles/kilometers. --
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Replace and delete. Use transcluded Infobox settlement directly.
77.11.159.48 (
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Replace and delete per nom. Regardless of title of the "settlement" template, which is not logically intuitive, it's better to have all these types of template replaced by a single more easily edited central one. --
Tom (LT) (
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Replace and delete - seeing how {{Infobox Finnish municipality}} was TfD and resulted in replacement with {{Infobox settlement}} (
see discussion), this should follow as well for the same reasoning. Edit: My opinion on the redirect is that it's pointless and a potentially huge clutter-issue, if we create a redirect for every type of settlement for every country, and then also for every former one, so for the record, oppose the redirect --
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Replace and redirect - we should be leaving it as a redirect in order to preserve previous diffs where the infobox is used.
WP:INFOCOL clearly lists the process as merging and redirecting and this makes sense, as we don't want page histories to suddenly have unreadable infoboxes.
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Support, provided that {{Sandbox other}} is the target template (for number of uses, and name pattern in functionally similar templates). -
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The result of the discussion was speedy delete. But not without some difficulty!
|Zackmann, I see there are hundreds of these. If you have any more to delete, please nominate them in batches of 48 or less. You had 51 here and twinkle says "max. 50". —
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Delete all (even those that are used). This is a clear instance of detritus left behind by
ProteinBoxBot that serves no purpose now that it is blocked.
{{3x|p}}ery (
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Delete per nom, Pppery and the last nominatio of this ilk. --
Tom (LT) (
talk) 10:41, 4 March 2019 (UTC)reply
Delete - per all above. --
Gonnym (
talk) 12:22, 4 March 2019 (UTC)reply
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Unused timeline templates
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The result of the discussion was mixed. I suspect the lack of commentary here is due to the high number of templates. Any template with a "keep" vote or are being used is being closed as no consensus, while any not specifically mentioned as being a keep candidate is will be deleted.
NPASR for those kept.
Primefac (
talk) 01:05, 4 April 2019 (UTC)reply
Delete these are unused, not linked, mostly of horrible readability, and not cited. Some are also just images. Timelines should be in mainspace and properly cited. I have notified
WP:MILHIST in case there are some editors who want to retain some of these templates. --
Tom (LT) (
talk) 10:46, 4 March 2019 (UTC)reply
If sourcing is important, per WP:V, then it's perfectly easy to add such sources to the template.
Andy Dingley (
talk) 15:18, 6 March 2019 (UTC)reply
I'm not seeing any rationale for deletion here. So what if they're unused? Use them! A rationale of 'not usable' or 'shouldn't be used' would be reason to delete, but not this.
Also, if an implementation is of poor quality but the notion of having a templated timeline is still valid, then we should work to improve what we have, not just discard it.
Likewise readability. That seems to come from some sizing or fuzzy font choices deep within the implementation of <timeline> – that's not something which is fixed by deleting these.
Andy Dingley (
talk) 11:23, 4 March 2019 (UTC)reply
Delete - "Timeline US Open Men's Singles Winners". I can't speak for all these templates but as a member of the Tennis Project, I can see zero use for this template.
Fyunck(click) (
talk) 06:41, 7 March 2019 (UTC)reply
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The result of the discussion was delete.
King of♥♦♣ ♠ 05:29, 18 March 2019 (UTC)reply
Unused template. Not sure what it would be used but this and all sub-templates are unused. Zackmann (Talk to me/What I been doing) 00:53, 4 March 2019 (UTC)reply
Delete it really is confusing what the purpose of this unused template (created in 2011) and its subtemplates is. I can't see any value in maintaining it. Delete. --
Tom (LT) (
talk) 10:48, 4 March 2019 (UTC)reply
Delete as I do not see what it is for.
Fiipchip (
talk) 11:46, 4 March 2019 (UTC)reply
Delete - It seems the template was used to create a table row for when other countries recognized a country. It seems this style has been deprecated and this template is broken. --
Gonnym (
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