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<font color="maroon">Alert: '''This category may not show ALL the entries until the associated template has been updated ([[Template:Auto-outdated|Template:Auto-outdated]]). See infobox below for instructions.'''</font><br> | <font color="maroon">Alert: '''This category may not show ALL the entries until the associated template has been updated ([[Template:Auto-outdated|Template:Auto-outdated]]). See infobox below for instructions.'''</font><br> | ||
<br> This category has been created to act as the receiving point for '''[[Template:Auto-outdated|Template:Auto-outdated]]''' which will add this category to the page once the tagged article has exceeded the set point of the template. A page will only be visible here and the category will only be displayed on the page when Template:Auto-outdated has “expired”. | |||
<center>{{purge|Click to purge the Auto-outdated template's server cache.|page=Template:Auto-outdated}}</center> | |||
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This category has been created to act as the receiving point for '''[[Template:Auto-outdated|Template:Auto-outdated]]''' which will add this category to the page once the tagged article has exceeded the set point of the template. A page will only be visible here and the category will only be displayed on the page when Template:Auto-outdated has “expired”. | |||
The template is used to determine when a specific article should be reviewed and or updated based on the variable time period specified using the template's parameter value. For instance, <nowiki>{{Auto-outdated|14}}</nowiki> will activate 14 days after the last revision date for the page in question. See the template '''[[Template:Auto-outdated|documentation]]''' for further information. | The template is used to determine when a specific article should be reviewed and or updated based on the variable time period specified using the template's parameter value. For instance, <nowiki>{{Auto-outdated|14}}</nowiki> will activate 14 days after the last revision date for the page in question. See the template '''[[Template:Auto-outdated|documentation]]''' for further information. | ||
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Please do not delete this category even if it is empty! This category may be empty occasionally or even most of the time. |
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This category is a temporary collection point for articles that were tagged with the Auto-outdated template and have since "expired". |
Alert: This category may not show ALL the entries until the associated template has been updated (Template:Auto-outdated). See infobox below for instructions.
This category has been created to act as the receiving point for Template:Auto-outdated which will add this category to the page once the tagged article has exceeded the set point of the template. A page will only be visible here and the category will only be displayed on the page when Template:Auto-outdated has “expired”.
The template is used to determine when a specific article should be reviewed and or updated based on the variable time period specified using the template's parameter value. For instance, {{Auto-outdated|14}} will activate 14 days after the last revision date for the page in question. See the template documentation for further information.
The template also has the capability to create sub-categories using parameters 2 and 3 which can be used to group the articles with similar topics together (as well as being displayed on this main category page) and or to make a sub-category that relates to specific groups (like Wiki Support) or a specific individual.
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To remove a page, simply re-save the article after updating and verifying that all links work properly (or perform a dummy save). |
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To ensure that ALL currently outdated pages are being displayed in this category, perform a Null Edit on the Auto-outdated template (when in edit mode re-save the template without any page changes) and then refresh this category page using the browser or Ctrl-F5. |
Pages in category "Auto-outdated"
The following 3 pages are in this category, out of 3 total.