Template:Original research inline

This template is not used on Wikiversity. This template is not used on Wikiversity, due to our original research policies. It exists here only to catch erroneous usages (most likely Wikipedia editors who aren't familiar with Wikiversity policy).

Purpose

The aim of these templates is to flag writing where changes may help improve understanding and encourage participation in collaborative learning.

Examples

{{awkward}} - Awkward written expression [awkward expression?]
{{citation needed}} - Claims need to be verifiable [factual?]
{{clarify}} - ^{[clarification needed]}
{{expand}} - Expand [Provide more detail]
{{example}} - Give an example [for example?]
{{explain}} - Explain this [explain?]
{{fact}} - Needs citation(s) as evidence [factual?]
{{grammar}} - Check and correct grammar [grammar?]
{{how}} - How? Explain [how?]
{{huh}} - I don't understand [say what?]
{{inline comment}} - Comment ... [{{{1}}}]
{{long}} - Comment ... [Overly long?]
{{missing}} - Something is missing [missing something?]
{{specify}} - Be more specific [Be more specific]
{{spelling}} - Spelling error [spelling?]
{{summarise}} - Add summary [Summarise and abbreviate]
{{repeated}} - Repetitious information [Repeated information]
{{rewrite}} - Rewrite to improve clarity [improve clarity]
{{source}} - Missing reference [source?]
{{type}} - What type? [what type?]

{{vague}} - Vague meaning - clarify [vague]
{{what}} - What was made? [what?]
{{when}} - When was this made? ^[when?]
{{where}} - Where was this made? [where?]
{{which}} - Which way do I go? [which?]
{{who}} - Who made this? [who?]
{{why}} - Why was this made? [why?]

For feedback that doesn't have a dedicated clarification template then consider using:

{{comment}} - e.g., {{comment|This is my comment}} This is my comment