Template:Xfdl

Error: you must provide a log date or the discussion's start date.

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This template employs intricate features of template syntax.

You are encouraged to familiarise yourself with its setup and parser functions before editing the template. If your edit causes unexpected problems, please undo it quickly, as this template may appear on a large number of pages.
You can conduct experiments, and should test all major changes, in either , the general template sandbox, or your user space before changing anything here.

Usage

{{xfdl
 | type            = 
 | name            = 
 | base page       = 
 | log date        = 
 | discussion name = 
 | start date      = 
 | closed date     = 
 | result          = 
}}

Note: All parameters are case-sensitive unless otherwise specified

Parameters
Parameter name	Usage
`type`
`name`	The name of the page at XFD, including any namespace (e.g. Category: or Template:). If `discussion name` is unused, this is used for linking to the discussion.
`base page`	(Optional) The name of the discussion area the deletion discussion is located at (e.g. Votes for deletion, Redirects for discussion, etc.). If omitted, it defaults to "Articles for deletion".
`log date`	(Optional) If `log` is set to "yes", this is the date of the log. Most of the time, it will be formatted `YYYY Month DD`, for example `2025 02 5`, but this isn't a hard rule; be sure to check the exact structure of the date when using this parameter. If `log` doesn't equal "yes" or is omitted, this parameter is ignored.
`discussion name`	(Optional) The name of the discussion. If omitted, this defaults to `name`, and if `ns` is also used, it defaults to `ns:name`.
`start date`	(Optional) The date the discussion was started, ISO-formatted. If `log` is set to "yes", this will probably be the same as `log date`, but not necessarily (the discussion may have been relisted).
`closed date`	(Optional) If `start date` is used, the date the discussion was closed, ISO-formatted. If `start date` is omitted, this parameter is ignored, and if this parameter is omitted, `start date` displays by itself in parenthesis without an en dash.
`result`	(Optional) The result of the discussion, e.g. "redirect", "keep", "delete", "no consensus", etc.

Usage

See also

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