Template:Rated

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Documentation

This template has a sandbox (edit) and testcases (edit) for editors to experiment.

Introduction

Before using this template, it is highly recommended that you enable the HotArticleRate gadget in your preferences.

Usage

{{rated
|1 = 
|2 = 
|3 = 
|5 = 
}}

1. Rating:
   0 (significantly problematic)
   1 (unrated [default])
   2 (bronze)
   3 (silver)
   4 (gold)
2. Category: No value defaults to "uncategorised", though no such category actually exists.
3. Icon: Filename for the category icon. No value defaults to "Icon category.svg", or File:Steelbrain.png if no category has been specified.

   If "Icon category.svg" doesn't exist, consider making a redirect to an appropriate icon in Category:Portal icons instead of using this parameter

4. (deprecated)
5. Comments: Some editorial comments on what would improve the article. If the rating is "significantly problematic," this changes to why the article is in need of help.
   1. Use instances of {{Rated/problem}} in this field if the rating is "significantly problematic." The gadget automatically adds the templates corresponding to the problem categories already attached to the article for you, but if there's something else you can add it like this: * {{Rated/problem|It's just really fucked up, guys|March 2011}}

Example

{{Rated
|1 = 3
|2 = atheism
|5 = 
*Requires additional sources for section two.
*Lead section is not a comprehensive overview of the article.
*Additional images and illustrations sought to break up the text walls.
}}

Produces:

	This atheism related article has been awarded SILVER status for quality. We like it, and you should too! See RationalWiki:Article rating for more information.
Editorial notes Requires additional sources for section two. Lead section is not a comprehensive overview of the article. Additional images and illustrations sought to break up the text walls.