User blog:Brainulator9/Error templates: The Warners

Is there a problem on an article? Here are some templates you can use.

Categoryerror
If there's an article with a false (Jakovu, that's the opinion you can't count) or unnecessary categories, insert to the top of an article.

SGE
Use the SGE (Spelling and Grammatical Errors) template when an article has spelling and grammatical errors like these sentences:

Unacceptable: you dofus im am Not a MELON!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Acceptable: You doofus! I am not a melon!

Notice: This is not an actual quote made by Soccer Ball.

If there's spelling problems like the red text, use the SGE template. Insert the SGE template to the top of a page like this:

FALSE
Is there unsourced, bad researched, for just plain false information? If so, use the FALSE template to warn people. To warn people, put this at the top of an article:

Longplot
If a video article's plot summary is too long, use the Longplot template to warn people. Put this at the top of a plot summary section of an video article to warn people:

No wonder Grandpa Lemon is asleep!

Badmanual
I don't mean a manual (esspecially the Manual of Style) that is bad, I mean there's an article that has content that violates the Manual of Style. Add this to the top of an article:

Badtrans
Does a transcript have errors or is incomplete? Use the Badtrans template to warn people. Insert this to the top an video article's transcript section:

Cleanup
Does an article need cleanup? Use the cleanup template to warn users. Put this at the top of an article:

Protected
Now, if an article is already protected, use the Protected template to tell people. (If an article has high traffic and is protected, do not insert the template to the article .)

Insert this to the top of an article:

Just the same, I didn't create any of these templates. Past sysop Henry Medals created the Cleanup template, while MHLU created the other templates based on the Cleanup template. Hopefully one day, there will be a template you can build error templates based on it and a multiple issue error template. See you around! ;-)