සැකිල්ල:RFPP
Usage
[සංස්කරණය]This template is used for responding to requests for page protection at Wikipedia:Requests for page protection. Please do not substitute this template. Also, remember to indent your response at least once, or the bot won't flag it as fulfilled.
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 Checking to see if protection is necessary. |
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 Semi-protected |
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| Pending-change protected |
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| Fully protected |
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| Move protected |
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| Protected to prevent recreation |
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 Done |
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 Declined |
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| Declined, not enough recent disruptive activity to justify protection. |
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| Declined – Pages are not protected pre-emptively. |
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| Declined – Consider dispute resolution. |
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| Declined – User talk pages are not protected except in response to severe or continued vandalism. |
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 User(s) blocked |
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| User(s) re-blocked with talk page editing disallowed |
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| Unprotected |
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| Not unprotected |
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| Not unprotected – Please create a sourced version of this article in a subpage or your userspace. When this is done, please make the request again, or ask any administrator to move the page for you. |
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 Already unprotected |
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| Already protected |
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| Already done |
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 Question: |
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 Note: |
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If the page has been protected (the s, p, t or m option) with an expiration, then a second optional parameter that accepts the duration can be specified. For example, {{RFPP|p|1 week}} produces:
Fully protected for a period of 1 week. After 1 week the page will be automatically unprotected.
- Notes
{{RFPP|full|1 week|<reason>}}- Fully protected for a period of 1 week. After 1 week the page will be automatically unprotected. <reason>
{{RFPP|isun|<reason>}}
Already unprotected by [[User:<reason>|<reason>]] ([[User talk:<reason>|talk]] • [[Special:Contributions/<reason>|contribs]] • blocks • protects • deletions • moves)
This template supports "indefinite" in the duration field where applicable. "indef" and "infinite" are synonyms.
{{RFPP|semi|indefinite|<reason>}}- Semi-protected indefinitely. <reason>
If the page has already been protected or unprotected prior to the request (or the protecting administrator hasn't placed a marker on a report), use of a second parameter with the ap, ad or up will leave that administrator's name and {{admin}} links. For example, {{RFPP|ap|Master of Puppets}} produces: