Template:Project

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This is a WikiProject, a collaboration area and open group of editors dedicated to improving Wikipedia's coverage of a particular topic, or to organizing some internal Wikipedia process.
Please see the Guide to WikiProjects and the Directory of WikiProjects for more information.
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For related Wikipedia header templates see Template messages/Project namespace.

{{Project|WP:SHORTCUT1|WP:SHORTCUT2}}

This is a WikiProject, a collaboration area and open group of editors dedicated to improving Wikipedia's coverage of a particular topic, or to organizing some internal Wikipedia process.
Please see the Guide to WikiProjects and the Directory of WikiProjects for more information.
Shortcuts:
WP:SHORTCUT1
WP:SHORTCUT2

If the project has an associated portal:

{{Project|WP:SHORTCUT1|WP:SHORTCUT2|portal=PORTALNAME}}

This is a WikiProject, a collaboration area and open group of editors dedicated to improving Wikipedia's coverage of a particular topic, or to organizing some internal Wikipedia process.
Please see the Guide to WikiProjects and the Directory of WikiProjects for more information.
PORTALNAME Portal
Shortcuts:
WP:SHORTCUT1
WP:SHORTCUT2

(If the shortcuts are actually valid, they will both appear as blue links.)

This template is for the top of the main page of a WikiProject to clearly identify it as such (and it is intended to replace the default boilerplate text many WikiProjects have at the top, so that the introductory area can have a more customized message, with this template taking care of the stock wording. As with {{Essay}}, {{Guideline}}, etc., it accepts shortcut parameters (up to 5), as shown in the examples above. It is not intended for things that are somewhat like a WikiProject, but are not named Wikipedia:WikiProject SOMETHING; a new template should be made for unusual project pages of that sort (or this template upgraded to handle another parameter for this), if the need is felt for one.

This template does not add the page to any categories, as projects are subcategorized very topically, and manually, at the bottom of the project page.