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This template is used as a talk notice on pages related to the Arab–Israeli conflict which is a contentious topic. You can specify extra restrictions that have been placed on the page by an uninvolved administrator. This should be used over {{Contentious topics/page restriction editnotice}}or{{Contentious topics/editnotice}} for this topic area.
You should place the template at the top of the talk page, below the header (if used) but above all other templates.
The template places the page into Category:Wikipedia pages about contentious topics unless nocat=yes is included.
Anyone may place a contentious topics talk page notice,[1] but only administrators are allowed to place restrictions.[2]
The page it is placed on must be within the topic area of the arbitration case. Keep in mind that many topic areas are "broadly construed". Clarification of whether a page is in a topic area can be requested at Wikipedia:Arbitration/Requests/Clarification and Amendment.
You may use this on the article talk page.
| Parameter | Description | Type | Status | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The contentious topic code | topic 1 t | What contentious topic applies to this page. Specified using a shorthand code listed on this template's documentation page. | String | required |
| The date the restrictions were placed | placed-date | The date the restrictions were last modified or placed by an administrator. | Date | required |
| Protection level applied, if any | protection | What kind of protection has been applied. Must be one of semi, ecp or full. Leave blank for no protection being applied.
| String | optional |
| Is the 0RR restriction active | 0RR | Include any content to mark that the 0RR restriction is active. If specified 1RR which is shown by default is hidden, as this supersedes it. | Unknown | optional |
| Is the consensus required restriction active | consensus-required | Include any content to mark that the "consensus required" restriction is active. | Unknown | optional |
| Is the BRD restriction active | BRD | Include any content to mark that the BRD restriction is active. | Unknown | optional |
| Custom restriction(s) | other | Any content here will be displayed as a restriction. Use this for custom restrictions that don't match any other restriction types accounted for in this template. | Unknown | optional |
| Whether this template should add categories | nocat | Any content in this parameter prevents this template adding categories to the editnotice page. Should only be used for demonstration purposes, and uses for articles should never use this parameter. | Unknown | optional |
Standardised Arbitration Enforcement (AE) templatesThis section transcluded from: Template:Contentious topics/list/single notice [edit] [Contentious topics template subpages]
Alerting
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Whenever contentious topics are (de)authorised for a topic, update these: {{Contentious topics/list}} (edit), WP:GS §3.1 (edit), and {{Contentious topics/table}} (edit).
