Template:Cfs/sandbox
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Propose renaming a category. The template displays the proper links and the recommended {{Cfr2}} syntax for the next step.
Please follow overall instructions.
Usage[edit]
If a single category:
- {{subst:Cfs|ProposedTarget1|ProposedTarget2}}
- ProposedTarget1 and ProposedTarget2 are the desired replacement names for the category.
If a group of similar categories or a category and its subcategories, use an umbrella nomination:
{{subst:Cfs|ProposedTarget1|ProposedTarget2|SectionName}}
- ProposedTarget1 and ProposedTarget2 are the desired replacement names for the category.
- SectionName is the joint discussion section. It may be a category name, or any other unique name that reflects the nominations.
If you are unsure about the target name:
- Please include "Cfs" in the edit summary, and don't mark the edit as minor.
- Preview before saving. The display will give more precise instructions about the next step.