Template:Deleted referenced page
 | The work identified here has been deleted with the reasoning explained below. This message box remains in place of the work due to the work having been cited external to English Wikisource. Deleted referenced page has been deleted.For more information on this case, see the deletion discussion. |
Usage[edit]
This template message is for pages that are referenced externally (for example, in a published book or linked from an external website) or has high traffic but has been deleted. Don't place it on every deleted page!
The purpose of the template is to provide succinct information as a courtesy to people following external references and to prevent damage to Wikisource's reputation that may result from such a broken link.
{{deleted referenced page
| title =
| year =
| author =
| deletiondate =
| reason =
| link =
}}
Parameters[edit]
All parameters are optional.
- title: The title of the deleted work. By default, the template will use the page title.
- year: The year of publication of the work.
- author: The author of the work. If an author page exists this will automatically create a link.
- date: The date of the deletion. This will not be linked; any text can be entered here in any date format.
- reason: See Reason (below).
- link: The pagetitle of the deletion discussion for this work. If not included, the template will create a search based on the page title and, if used, the reason parameter.
Reason[edit]
Any string can be entered by the user to be displayed as a reason for the deletion. However, to simplify and standardise this process, the following default options are available:
| Keyword(s) | Text |
|---|---|
| copyvio | because it was a copyright violation. |
| copyright | |
| c | |
| translation copyvio | because translation was a copyright violation. |
| translation copyright | |
| licence | because it was not correctly licensed. |
| license | |
| unlicensed | |
| l | |
| published | because it was not an independently published work (see our inclusion policy). |
| publish | |
| p | |
| source | because it had no source (see our inclusion policy). |
| s | |
| scope | because it was out of the scope of this project. |
Examples[edit]
{{deleted referenced page
| title = Patrick Buchanan's Speech to 1992 GOP Convention
| year =
| author =
| deletiondate = 23 March 2011
| reason = copyvio
| link = Wikisource:Possible copyright violations/Archives/2011-04#Patrick Buchanan's Speech to 1992 GOP Convention
}}
| The work identified here has been deleted with the reasoning explained below. This message box remains in place of the work due to the work having been cited external to English Wikisource. Patrick Buchanan's Speech to 1992 GOP Convention was deleted on 23 March 2011 because it was a copyright violation.For more information on this case, see the deletion discussion. |
{{deleted referenced page
| title = GnuFU
| year = 2003
| author =
| deletiondate = 31 August 2007
| reason = scope
| link = Wikisource:Proposed deletions/Archives/2005-12#October 2005
}}
| The work identified here has been deleted with the reasoning explained below. This message box remains in place of the work due to the work having been cited external to English Wikisource. GnuFU (2003) was deleted on 31 August 2007 because it was out of the scope of this project.For more information on this case, see the deletion discussion. |
NB: GnuFU is used as an example only. The guide was actually transferred to Wikibooks, where it has since been merged into a larger textbook.
{{deleted referenced page
| title = Futurist Manifesto
| year = 1909
| author = Filippo Tommaso Marinetti
| deletiondate = August 2010
| reason = copyvio
| link = Wikisource:Possible copyright violations/Archives/2010-08#Futurist Manifesto
}}
| The work identified here has been deleted with the reasoning explained below. This message box remains in place of the work due to the work having been cited external to English Wikisource. Futurist Manifesto (1909) by Filippo Tommaso Marinetti was deleted on 31 July 2010 because it was a copyright violation.For more information on this case, see the deletion discussion. |
See also[edit]
- {{deletedpage}} — for deleted pages that are frequently recreated, whether abusively or in good faith.
- Category:Deleted works with reference page