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<nowiki>{{reply to|Username1|Username2}} Message text. ~~~~</nowiki>
=== Specify a nickname ===
You can display any text in place of a username by using {{para|labelX}}, where X is the index of a positional parameter, counting from 1. For example:
:"<code><nowiki>{{reply to|2=Example|3=label1=Exemplar|4=Example2|5=label2=John}}</nowiki></code>" produces "{{reply to|Example|label1=Exemplar|Example2|label2=John}}"
You can also use {{para|label}} in place of {{para|label1}}. For example:
:"<code><nowiki>{{reply to|2=Example|3=label=John}}</nowiki></code>" produces "{{reply to|Example|label=John}}"
=== Specify a prefix ===
To change the prefix, use {{para|prefix|''custom prefix''}}. For example:
:"<code><nowiki>{{reply to|Example|3=prefix=Hello&nbsp; }}</nowiki></code>" produces "{{reply to|Example|prefix=Hello }}"
Or you can remove the prefix entirely by using {{para|prefix}}. For example:
:"<code><nowiki>{{tlf|reply to|Example|3=prefix=}}</nowiki></code>" produces "{{reply to|Example|prefix=}}"
=== Customise punctuation ===
By default, the template will insert a colon after the final name. To change this, specify the required character using the {{para|p}} parameter. For example:
:"<code><nowiki>{{reply to|Example|3=p=—}}</nowiki></code>" produces "{{reply to|Example|p=—}}"
The parameter omits leading or trailing spaces. Use <code>&nbsp;</code> instead. For example:
:"<code><nowiki>{{reply to|Example|3=p=&nbsp;–}} Text message</nowiki></code>" produces "{{reply to|Example|p= –}} Text message"
To simply remove the colon, use the parameter with an empty value:
:"<code><nowiki>{{reply to|Example|3=p=}}</nowiki></code>" produces "{{reply to|Example|p=}}"
=== Customise conjunction ===
By default, the template will use the word "and" between multiple names. To change this, specify the required conjunction using the {{para|c}} parameter. For example:
:"<code><nowiki>{{reply to|Example|Example2|4=c=or}}</nowiki></code>" produces "{{reply to|Example|Example2|c=or}}"
:"<code><nowiki>Neither {{reply to|Example|Example2|Example3|5=c=nor}}</nowiki></code>" produces "Neither {{reply to|Example|Example2|Example3|c=nor}}"
To simply remove the conjunction, use the parameter with an empty value:
:"<code><nowiki>{{reply to|Example|Example2|4=c=}}</nowiki></code>" produces "{{reply to|Example|Example2|c=}}"
=== Or don't use! ===
If you are using the {{para|prefix}} and {{para|p}} together to just display one user name, then there is no need to use this template. Simply code <code>[[User:''username''|]]</code> or {{tlx|u|''username''}}. This will generate the same notifications as are generated by the template.
== Error messages ==
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