Template:Confirmed
Confirmed
Template documentation
Usage
[རྩོམ་སྒྲིག]This template is used inline, usually at the beginning of a talk or process page comment, to indicate the resolution status of a request or other item that preceded it. It does not end with any punctuation. This particular template is usually used on WP:CHECKUSER pages at Wikipedia:Sockpuppet investigations.
Placing the code:
{{Confirmed}} I've reviewed this carefully, and ...
produces →
Confirmed I've reviewed this carefully, and ...
Parameter(s)
The template accepts a single parameter (unnamed or given as |1=) that changes the word "Confirmed" to the text specified in the parameter, e.g. "Tentatively confirmed".
See also
[རྩོམ་སྒྲིག]Inline icon templates
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