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Revision as of 19:52, 19 June 2012
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Usage
Overall, this template can be a helpful tool for bringing a page up to WP:GA or WP:FA status through a secondary review. It is not meant to be placed on a page long-term and should not remain on a given page for more than several days.
Adding this template automatically inserts the page into the category Category:Recently revised. If you want to be more specific (such as "project page" instead of "article or section"), use the syntax {{recently revised|(type of page)}}, like {{recently revised|template}}.
See also
- {{In creation}} to use this template when multiple edits are being made to add content immediately after creating the article
- {{In use}}, for articles actively undergoing a major edit; listing them in Category:Pages actively undergoing a major edit
- {{Under construction}} for articles actively undergoing construction to list them in Category:Pages actively undergoing construction
- Wikipedia:Deletion of newly created pages, an essay urging not to list pages having {{New page}} for deletion, unless they have been abandoned or contain serious infractions