This template is for when multiple sources used in an article are self-published. Self-published means that the source was written and published by the same person or organization (e.g., a personal or corporate website, a print-to-order book, a company newsletter, a press release, a personally made YouTube video) rather than by separate authors and publishers (e.g., news media websites or traditional book publishing).

This template will categorize tagged articles into Category:Articles lacking reliable references.

Please try to improve the article, e.g. by looking for better sources to cite, before adding this template, and discuss the matter on the talk page. If the problem is not widespread, consider instead using inline templates, {{Self-published source}} if only one citation is problematic, or {{Self-published inline}} for particular statements with more than one such citation.

The simplest way to add this template to an article is to copy and paste {{Self-published|date=දෙසැම්බර් 2024}} at the top of the article. To flag only an affected section, use {{Self-published|section|date=දෙසැම්බර් 2024}}.

Use a more appropriate template for articles that have different sourcing problems or have neutrality problems.

This template has two optional fields.

The first permits the user to specify what needs to be cited. For instance, if the entire article needs to be cited, a user would enter {{Self-published|article}}; but should the user wish to be more specific on which section of the article needs to be cited, then the user could enter {{Self-published|section called "Childhood"}}. Leaving the parameter undefined is acceptable, as it will print out the default text "article or section."

The second field is a date parameter, entered as |date=දෙසැම්බර් 2024. Adding this sorts the article into subcategories of Category:Articles lacking reliable references, allowing the oldest problems to be identified and dealt with first. If the date parameter is omitted, a bot will add it later.

Note that order does not matter with respect to the above optional parameters. Both {{Self-published|section|date=දෙසැම්බර් 2024}} and {{Self-published|date=දෙසැම්බර් 2024|section}} will produce the same result.

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TemplateData for Self-published

Use this template when multiple sources used in an article are self-published. Self-published means that the source was written and published by the same person or organization (e.g., a personal or corporate website, a print-to-order book, a company newsletter, a press release, a personally made YouTube video) rather than by separate authors and publishers (e.g., news media websites or traditional book publishing).

Template parameters

This template prefers inline formatting of parameters.

ParameterDescriptionTypeStatus
Focus1

Use if the focus is a particular section or paragraph

Default
article
Stringoptional
Month and yeardate

Month and year when template was applied; if left blank, this will be filled by a bot

Auto value
{{subst:CURRENTMONTHNAME}} {{subst:CURRENTYEAR}}
Stringsuggested
Talktalk

Section name or full page and section of discussion

Example
Discussion section name
Stringoptional
Findfind

Search keywords for 'find sources' double-quoted (exact) search. May be one or more words. Leave empty to suppress 'find sources' output.

Example
Austen's early life
Stringoptional
Find2find2 unquoted

Search keywords for 'find sources' unquoted search.

Stringoptional


"https://si.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=සැකිල්ල:Self-published/doc&oldid=551406" වෙතින් සම්ප්‍රවේශනය කෙරිණි