Template:Importance scheme

WikiProject article importance scheme

Importance	Criteria	Example
Top	Subject is extremely important, even crucial, to its specific field. Reserved for subjects that have achieved international notability within their field.
High	Subject is extremely notable, but has not achieved international notability, or is only notable within a particular continent.
Mid	Subject is only notable within its particular field or subject and has achieved notability in a particular place or area.
Low	Subject is not particularly notable or significant even within its field of study. It may only be included to cover a specific part of a notable article.
Bottom	Subject is of the lowest level of relevance or significance to its field of study.
NA	Subject importance is not applicable. Generally applies to non-article pages such as redirects, categories, templates, etc.
???	Subject importance has not yet been assessed.

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Usage instructions

• The code below is for customizing the template for a specific WikiProject. Fields are optional, and will default to generic examples if left blank.
  • Specifying the topic field will link the importance labels to the appropriate importance category in the given project in the format "Low-importance topic articles".
  • Specifying article importance examples will display the provided text in the example for the given importance.
  • The rows for Bottom, No, NA and Unknown are optional, and will not be displayed unless yes is specified for the respective "Bottom", "No", "NA" and "Unknown" parameters.
  • impn - allows a different name for the importance scale (e.g. priority). If not specified, then "importance" will be used.
• Copy and paste:

{{Importance scheme
|topic          = 
|impn           =
|Top_text       = 
|Top_example    = 
|High_text      = 
|High_example   = 
|Mid_text       = 
|Mid_example    = 
|Low_text       = 
|Low_example    = 
|Bottom         = 
|Bottom_text    = 
|Bottom_example = 
|NA             = 
|NA_text        = 
|NA_example     = 
|Unknown        = 
|Unknown_text   = 
|Unknown_example= 
}}

See also

Standard class types
File:Featured article star.svg FA	File:Featured article star.svg FL	File:Featured article star.svg FM	File:Symbol a class.svg A
{{Class|FA}}	{{Class|FL}}	{{Class|FM}}	{{Class|A}}
File:Symbol support vote.svg GA	B	C	Start
{{Class|GA}}	{{Class|B}}	{{Class|C}}	{{Class|Start}}
Stub	List	NA	???
{{Class|Stub}}	{{Class|List}}	{{Class|NA}}	{{Class|Unassessed}}
Non-standard class types
Future	SIA	File:Symbol a class.svg AL
{{Class|Future}}	{{Class|SIA}}	{{Class|AL}}
BL	CL	Category
{{Class|BL}}	{{Class|CL}}	{{Class|Category}}
Disambig	Draft	File
{{Class|Disambig}}	{{Class|Draft}}	{{Class|File}}
Portal	Project	Redirect
{{Class|Portal}}	{{Class|Project}}	{{Class|Redirect}}
Template	User
{{Class|Template}}	{{Class|User}}
Importance types
Top	High	Mid	Low
{{Importance|Top}}	{{Importance|High}}	{{Importance|Mid}}	{{Importance|Low}}
Bottom	NA	???
{{Importance|Bottom}}	{{Importance|NA}}	{{Importance|Unknown}}

Class

• {{Article classification}}
• {{Grading scheme}}
• {{Assessment Class Summary}}
• {{Articles by Quality}} — also known as {{Category class}} or {{AbQ}}
• {{Class}}

Importance

• {{Article importance}}
• {{Importance scheme}}
• {{Assessment Importance Summary}}
• {{Category importance}}
• {{Articles by Importance}}
• {{Importance}}
• {{Importance/colour}}
• {{Importance/icon}}

Hybrid

• {{Articles by Quality and Importance}}
• {{Article by Quality and Importance}}

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