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This template is used on pages which describe real-world topics (for instance, a page written about [[Electronic Arts|EA]]), especially if ''The Sims Wiki''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s article does not go into extreme detail on the subject. The template provides a link to that topic's Wikipedia page.
This template is used on pages which describe real-world topics (for instance, a page written about [[Electronic Arts|EA]]), especially if ''The Sims Wiki''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s article does not go into extreme detail on the subject. The template provides a link to that topic's Wikipedia page.

This template '''should not''' be used when material has been sourced from Wikipedia; use {{t|Wikipedia}} or {{t|Wikipedia-deleted}} in those cases. This template should only be used to indicate that Wikipedia features an article on a same or similar topic, and only when The Sims Wiki's content was written independently.


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{{OnWikipedia|Electronic Arts}}
{{OnWikipedia|Electronic Arts}}
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Latest revision as of 18:04, 23 February 2019

Uses

This template is used on pages which describe real-world topics (for instance, a page written about EA), especially if The Sims Wiki's article does not go into extreme detail on the subject. The template provides a link to that topic's Wikipedia page.

This template should not be used when material has been sourced from Wikipedia; use {{Wikipedia}} or {{Wikipedia-deleted}} in those cases. This template should only be used to indicate that Wikipedia features an article on a same or similar topic, and only when The Sims Wiki's content was written independently.

Syntax
{{OnWikipedia|<title of Wikipedia page>}}
Example input
{{OnWikipedia|Electronic Arts}}
Example output
 
There is a page on Wikipedia dedicated to this real-world topic. Click here to view this article's associated Wikipedia page.