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This template adds notice that the article may not meet a notability guideline, either in general or one in particular. Template parameters [Edit template data] This template prefers inline formatting of parameters. Parameter Description Type Status Guideline 1 An identifier for an applicable notability guideline: Academics, Prof, Astro, Bio, Biography, Biographies, Book, Books, Companies ...
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An extensive set of subject-specific guideline pages for different aspects of notability can be found at Category:Wikipedia notability guidelines, with subject specific essays and proposed guidelines at Category:Wikipedia notability. Wikipedia's article on Notability in the English Wikipedia. For commentary and discussion of this guideline, see ...
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