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I deleted the template for now because, despite [[User:Amorkuz]]' warning on the talk page, people were continuing to use it and, as pointed out by [[User:Ben Moore512]], it's causing issues on any page that uses it. | I deleted the template for now because, despite [[User:Amorkuz]]' warning on the talk page, people were continuing to use it and, as pointed out by [[User:Ben Moore512]], it's causing issues on any page that uses it. | ||
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And please keep in mind that '''no Master template should be created without community discussion'''. The nature of these templates requires careful tinkering to make them work properly. | And please keep in mind that '''no Master template should be created without community discussion'''. The nature of these templates requires careful tinkering to make them work properly. | ||
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Latest revision as of 23:10, 27 April 2023
I deleted the template for now because, despite User:Amorkuz' warning on the talk page, people were continuing to use it and, as pointed out by User:Ben Moore512, it's causing issues on any page that uses it.
The discussion for the inclusion of this template is located at Thread:228010 for anyone who wants to participate, and the original discussion is still available at Template talk:Dreyfus.
And please keep in mind that no Master template should be created without community discussion. The nature of these templates requires careful tinkering to make them work properly.
