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| − | Words and phrases that have or should have Pensapedia articles, such as [[Pensacola Beach]] or [[Fort Pickens]], should be linked using double bracket, i.e. <code><nowiki>[[Example]]</nowiki></code>. More generalised topics, such as [[Wikipedia:Cuba|Cuba]] and [[Wikipedia:United States Congress|United States Congress]], which are likely not specific and relevant enough to the purposes of Pensapedia, can be linked to their articles at Wikipedia using the format <code><nowiki>[[Wikipedia:Example|]]</nowiki></code>. To create a link to another external site, you can use the format <code><nowiki>[http://www.example.com Website title]</nowiki></code>; however, using external links inline with article text is discouraged and should be done sparingly. External links are best suited for "References" or "External link" sections at the end of articles. | + | Words and phrases that have or should have Pensapedia articles, such as [[Pensacola Beach]] or [[Fort Pickens]], should be linked using double bracket, i.e. <code><nowiki>[[Example]]</nowiki></code>. More generalised topics, such as [[Wikipedia:Cuba|Cuba]] and [[Wikipedia:United States Congress|United States Congress]], which are likely not specific and relevant enough to the purposes of Pensapedia, can be linked to their articles at Wikipedia using the format <code><nowiki>[[Wikipedia:Example|Example]]</nowiki></code>. To create a link to another external site, you can use the format <code><nowiki>[http://www.example.com Website title]</nowiki></code>; however, using external links inline with article text is discouraged and should be done sparingly. External links are best suited for "References" or "External link" sections at the end of articles. |
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