Template:GAN
The {{GAN}} template should be substituted at the top of the article talk page.
 | This template should always be substituted – use {{subst:GAN}}. |
Usage
[edit]This template is used to initiate a good article nomination.
From Wikipedia:Good article nominations/Instructions#Step 2: Nominating the article:
- ...
- Paste
{{subst:GAN|subtopic=}}to the top of the article talk page.- For the
|subtopic=parameter, add one of the following subtopic sections headers that best defines the article:
- Agriculture, food and drink · Art and architecture · Computing and engineering · Transport · Geography · Places · World history · Royalty, nobility and heraldry · Language and literature · Mathematics and mathematicians · Film · Television · Media and drama · Albums · Songs · Music · Biology and medicine · Chemistry and materials science · Earth sciences · Physics and astronomy · Philosophy and religion · Culture, sociology and psychology · Education · Economics and business · Law · Magazines and print journalism · Politics and government · Football · Sports · Recreation · Video games · Warfare
- If it fits under more than one category, choose the one that best fits. If it doesn't fit under any of the above categories, leave the field blank; the nomination will then be placed in the Miscellaneous section.
- Save the page. A bot will add the nomination to the GA nominations page under the chosen subtopic heading to indicate that the article is ready to be reviewed.
See also
[edit]{{subst:GAN|subtopic=}}/{{GA nominee}}- Initiates a good article nomination (see the instructions). {{GAN}} converts into {{GA nominee}} when substituted.{{GA}}- Marks articles that are currently good articles: they passed their most recent GA nomination (and have not since been delisted).{{FailedGA}}- Marks articles that failed their most recent GA nomination.{{subst:GAR}}/{{GAR/link}}- Initiates a good article reassessment. {{GAR}} converts into {{GAR/link}} when substituted.{{DelistedGA}}- Marks articles that passed their most recent GA nomination, but were subsequently reassessed and delisted.