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== Usage == | == Usage == | ||
This is a version of {{t|high-use}} in [[Wikipedia:Template index/Redirect pages|rcat]] form. It should only be used for template redirects with a very high number of transclusions. While there is no exact guideline for this, this isn't generally necessary on templates with <5,000 transclusions, as templates with 5,000 transclusions are given template protection which is easily | This is a version of {{t|high-use}} in [[Wikipedia:Template index/Redirect pages|rcat]] form. It should only be used for template redirects with a very high number of transclusions. While there is no exact guideline for this, this isn't generally necessary on templates with <5,000 transclusions, as templates with 5,000 transclusions are given template protection which is easily noticeable. Template redirects with >100,000 transclusions should be tagged. | ||
<includeonly>{{sandbox other|| | <includeonly>{{sandbox other|| | ||
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Usage
This is a version of {{high-use}} in rcat form. It should only be used for template redirects with a very high number of transclusions. While there is no exact guideline for this, this isn't generally necessary on templates with <5,000 transclusions, as templates with 5,000 transclusions are given template protection which is easily noticeable. Template redirects with >100,000 transclusions should be tagged.