Template:WikiProject Pittsburgh
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This template adds articles to Category:WikiProject Pittsburgh articles. This template is a self-reference. Please add it to the article's talk page.
Usage
Simply copy and paste text below and then fill in the applicable fields. For assessment instructions, please see WP:WikiProject Pittsburgh/Assessment.
- Most commonly used fields
{{WikiProject Pittsburgh |class= |importance=}}
- All available fields
{{WikiProject Pittsburgh |class= |importance= |attention= |needs-infobox= |needs-photo= |past-collaboration= |past-selected=}}
- If the article requires immediate attention then reply "yes" for the "attention" parameter. If it does not require immediate attention then remove the parameter.
- If the article does not have an infobox and would be improved by having one then reply "yes" for the "needs-infobox" parameter. For example, a biography article without an appropriate biography infobox or an article about a building or bridge without the appropriate infobox would require the implementation of this field. If it is not required then remove the parameter.
- If the article either already has or does not require additional photographs then remove the "needs-photo" parameter. However, if the article requires a photograph then document the field with a "yes". This will add the article to Category:Wikipedia requested photographs in Pittsburgh