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| − | ;This is a dummy template here on TrainzOnline
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| − | :This is a commonly needed template called in just about every Wikipedia template documentation page in the complex system they perverted from my initial system of offloading server loading and template creation to handle the issue, according to my original simpler ideas.
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| − | :Mediwiki.Common.Css and Mediwiki.Common.js files and system setup are very different as I've been finding importing some common and simple template tools. For now this is a placeholder. //Fabartus 20:11, 15 June 2013 (EST)
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It contains usage information, categories and other informational content that is best arranged so that it is not part of the original template page, such as in many cases, examples of how to use the template in question.
- Documentation subpages were developed to reduce server demands, or to protect the code version of widely used templates.
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