Template:English variant notice/documentation

{{documentation|Template:English_variant_notice/documentation|content= {{#switch:{{PAGENAME}} | British English = {{High-use|9981}} | British English Oxford spelling = {{wrapper|British English}} | American English = {{High-use|5476}} | Indian English = {{High-use|2992}} | Canadian English = {{High-use|2148}} }}

{{Lua|Module:English variant notice}}

This template may be included on talk pages or editnotices to alert other editors that the associated article is written in {{{variant}}}. Usually, the article either has evolved using predominantly this variety or has strong ties to a particular English-speaking nation that uses this variety.

Talk page usage
To use this template on an article's talk page, place near the top of the talk page. This produces the following:

Except that, for this and the smaller version, rather than "This template", on an article talk page, it would say, "This article"; on a draft talk page it would say "This page".

A smaller version is also available, by typing. This looks like this:

Placing this template will also add the page to Category:Wikipedia articles that use. Additional options of Oxford for Oxford spelling, and IUPAC for IUPAC spelling, exist.

Editnotice usage
To use this template on an article's editnotice, is placed (without editnotice if the template name ends with "editnotice") on the editnotice template. This produces the following:

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All users can create editnotices for their user and talk pages but only administrators and template editors can create or edit editnotices in other namespaces. Thus, to request this template be added to an article or other page in a restricted namespace, you can make your request at its talk page, using the template Edit template-protected.

An example talk page request you might emulate appears below: