Wikipedia:Deletion review/Template:Ifdef
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There was no support for restoration. —Encephalon 14:13, 10 May 2006 (UTC)[reply]
- See Wikipedia:Templates_for_deletion/Log/2006_April_18#Template:Ifdef, this Tfd stated erroneously that this is a fork of
{{Qif}}, which got its own Mfd:
- Unlike Qif it doesn't use named parameters, its user interface is different.
- Unlike Qif m:Template:Ifdef can be substituted, because it has no else part.
- Its code (23 bytes) is a shorthand for a technique documented on a help page.
- This technique isn't advanced, esoteric, or depending on parser functions.
- The Tfd was part of a campaign to replace
{{Qif}}everywhere by the new #if:. - It works in certain cases where #if: fails, see mediazilla:5678, Meta, and here.
- Ifdef is used to analyze problems with Qif and #if:, it has various backlinks.
- It was used without problems in {{Tlsp}}, {{Tlx}}, and others for several weeks.
- These templates were "upgraded" to #if: shortly before the end of the Tfd.
-- Omniplex 02:37, 1 May 2006 (UTC)[reply]
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