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| == Documentation ==
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| This is a template which should be used to point to another page on the UniWiki which describes a subject in greater detail. For instance, if you want to only briefly touch on a topic on a page, but want to alert the reader that another page has a more complete treatment, then use this template. Preferably, it should be used just after a section heading.
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| === Syntax ===
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| {{code|<nowiki>{{ main | link | link text }}</nowiki>}}
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| ;link
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| :The name of the page you wish to link to. You can use section links (marked with a # character), but omit the usual square brackets (for instance, to link to the page on [[Drones]], use <code>Drones</code> (not <code><nowiki>[[Drones]]</nowiki></code>). You can separate multi-word titles with either spaces or underscore (<code>_</code>) characters, but spaces are preferable for readability.
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| ;link text
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| :This parameter is optional. You can use it if you want to display a different text to the raw link (particularly useful if you're linking to a section in an article, as it makes the overall text more readable).
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| === Examples ===
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| <code><nowiki>{{main|Drones}}</nowiki></code> gives: {{main|Drones}}
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| <code><nowiki>{{main|Basic Skills}}</nowiki></code> gives: {{main|Basic Skills}}
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| <code><nowiki>{{main|Mining#Solo mining}}</nowiki></code> gives: {{main|Mining#Solo mining}}
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| <code><nowiki>{{main|Incursion_sites#Vanguard_sites}}</nowiki></code> gives: {{main|Incursion_sites#Vanguard_sites}}
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| <code><nowiki>{{main|Mining#Solo mining|All by yourself}}</nowiki></code> gives: {{main|Mining#Solo mining|All by yourself}}
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| == See also ==
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| *<code>{{t|see also}}</code>, a very similar template.
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| *<code>{{t|hatnote}}</code>, the generic template for these kinds of messages.
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| [[Category:Template]]</noinclude>
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