Template:Broad-concept article
 | This page is a primary topic and an article should be written about it. One or more editors believe it holds the title of a broad-concept article. The article may be written here or drafted elsewhere first. Related titles should be described here, while unrelated titles should be moved to Template:Broad-concept article (disambiguation). |
 | This template should not be substituted. |
This template is used on disambiguation pages that may qualify for a broad-concept article.
Usage
{{Broad-concept article|date=October 2026}}
This template is used on disambiguation pages that do not have "(disambiguation)" in their page titles and are terms that may be described by a broad-concept article that has yet to be written. When such an article is created, it will be about the primary topic. It categorizes pages into Category:Disambiguation pages to be converted to broad concept articles.
When the new primary-topic article is created in another namespace, such as draftspace or userspace, and when it is ready for mainspace, then it should be moved to the title of the page that is tagged with this template. Before that action, if the page tagged with this template holds unrelated topics, then they must be moved to a page with "(disambiguation)" in its title. All topics that are related to the primary topic may be described or listed in the new article, and not listed on a disambiguation page.
If unrelated topics do exist and become part of a Title (disambiguation) page, then the primary topic would be linked at the top of that page.
TemplateData
TemplateData for Broad-concept article
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| Month and year added | date |
| ⧼templatedata-doc-param-type-string⧽ | ⧼templatedata-doc-param-status-optional⧽ |
See also
- Help:How to move a page
- Wikipedia:Starting an article
- Template:Split and dab
- {{Disambiguation with potential}} – Another template for marking a disambiguation page as potentially being worthy of an article, not necessarily a broad-concept article.