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Purpose rievdat

This tempplate is a base template for construction of warning messages in articles. They are typically placed at the top of the article.

#1: Parameter used for the key adjusting the name of the system messages. All such messages consists of a steam maintenance- joined with the key, and then followed by a message spceific part.
#2: Parameter used for a message overriding the localized message. Note that this might remove a more comprehensive general message.
ts: Timestamp of the mark, if this is missing the template will use last entry from the revision history.
type: Type of message, one of warning or information (default).

maintenance-#1-title: Title of the actual article maintenance mark. Note that this will point to a project page of the same name as the one given in the content language.
maintenance-#1-page: Alternate page if the title isn't usefull. Note that this will point to a project page given in the content language.
maintenance-#1-message: Default message if no other message is supplied. Note that the default message will be localized while the supplied message will not be localized.
maintenance-#1-description: The description is a standard message common for all warning messages. There is no option to override this message.
maintenance-type-timeout: A conditionally shown standard message if its more than a week since the supplied timestamp. It will override maintenance-#1-inactivity. This message is common for all warning messages.
maintenance-type-inactivity: A conditionally shown standard message if its more than a week since there were any activity, that is the last entry in the history. This message is common for all warning messages.
maintenance-type-talk: A conditionally shown standard message if there is a talk page. This message is common for all warning messages.
maintenance-#1-category: Standard category for all pages given this warning mark.
maintenance-#1-escalation: A conditional category for all pages given this warning mark. It is added after one week of inactivity or one week after the timestamp.