Template:Extended confirmed restriction
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Usage[edit]
- This template gives more notice to editors about general sanctions that apply to small number of topics where, under Arbitration Committee extended-confirmed restrictions or equivalent community sanctions,
non-extended-confirmed editors may not make edits to internal project discussions related to the topic area, even within the "Talk:" namespace. Internal project discussions include, but are not limited to, AfDs, WikiProjects, RfCs, RMs, and noticeboard discussions.
- {{RM extended confirmed}} can be added below the
== Requested move [Day Month Year] ==section heading and above the {{requested move/dated}} template.== Requested move 1 January 2024 == {{RM extended confirmed}} {{requested move/dated|Example}}
- If there are multiple notices or templates above a requested move, they must all be on the same line in order for the RMCD bot to parse the discussion properly.
- Not this:
- {{RM extended confirmed}}
- {{Notavote}}
- But instead this:
- {{RM extended confirmed}}{{Notavote}}
Parameters[edit]
- By default, {{RM extended confirmed}} is set to indicate that the topic is the Arab-Israeli conflict, the same as {{RM extended confirmed|a-i}}.
- Use {{RM extended confirmed|rusukr}} for topics within the Russo-Ukrainian War.
- Using the parameter
|type=, this template can be used for other types of internal discussions, such as requests for comment (|type=request for comment), as well. Additionally, {{Discussion extended confirmed}} redirects to this template, so this may be written instead as{{Discussion extended confirmed|type=request for comment}}.