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Place this template at the top of the article or section tagged. The simplest way to add this template to an article is to copy and paste {{citecheck|article|date=October 2008}} at the top of the article.
[edit] UsageThis template alerts readers that citations in an article or section may be inappropriate or misinterpreted. Examples include quotations taken out of context and false assertions about a source's facts or conclusions. When using this template the text should have:
Please try to improve the article or make a good faith attempt to verify the citations in question before adding this template, and discuss the matter on the talk page. If only one citation is problematic, or there is a desire to tag particular citations, consider using {{failed verification}} instead. Articles that merely lack references or have POV problems should be flagged with some other template. [edit] Technical detailsThis template has three optional fields. The first permits the user to specify what needs to be cited. For instance, if the entire article needs to be cited, a user would enter {{citecheck|article}}; but should the user wish to be more specific on which section of the article needs to be cited, then the user could enter {{citecheck|section called "Childhood"}}. Leaving the parameter undefined is acceptable, as it will print out the default text "article or section." The second field is a date parameter, entered as Note that order does not matter with respect to the above optional parameters. Both {{citecheck|section|date=October 2008}} and {{citecheck|date=October 2008|section}} will produce the same result. To specify a talk page section, use [edit] Redirects
[edit] See alsoDirectorio de Enlaces Directorio dmoz Directorio espejo dmoz Pedro Bernardo |