The red box displayed at the top suggests that the template will be deleted. Really ? If not, please remove this header because it is ambigous since the Example at bottom is sufficiant to show what the template does. Thank you.
Christian Wia (talk) 08:53, 19 June 2019 (UTC)
No, this template isn’t being deleted. What you see (the header) is just the actual template itself. (The user being shown is automated by {{REVISIONUSER}}, a magic word)
I explained the purpose and actual representative content of the template, which should make it exactly non-ambiguous on what it does, not make it more ambiguous. This is explained in the documentation as well.
This page puts a 'Bold Red Warning' at the top of the page and adds the page to the Category:Candidates for deletion.
It should be added as the very first line on pages that you believe should be deleted from the wiki. This includes pages that no longer serve a useful purpose, pages whose content may be inappropriate (but which you are not sure about) and any other deletion that is not obviously a candidate for speedy deletion.
Do you have any suggestions?
The warning frame must be at the end of the https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Template:Delete page (in this specific case!) and not at the beginning. The first line the reader sees is "This page is a candidate for deletion. The given reason is: No reason supplied!" if this is not ambigous, I cannot be more clear, and there is no need to dump here the documentation contents everyone can understand. Let someone else give here his point of view please.
