Template:TFAR nom

{{{article}}}

TFARsubpage |monthyear=May 2024 |passed= |date= |2=

{{{blurb}}} ([[{{{article}}}|Full article...]])

• Most recent similar article(s): {{{recents}}}
• Main editors: {{{editors}}}
• Promoted: {{{promoted}}}
• Reasons for nomination: {{{reasons}}}
• Support as nominator. ~~~

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To nominate an article, and to check how to format a TFA blurb, go to Wikipedia:Today's featured article/requests and follow the instructions there. The easiest way to start a new nomination is to enter the full name of the article you are nominating in the box below (replacing ARTICLE TITLE, and without using any brackets around the article's name), then click the button to create your nomination page.

If, however, a nomination page already exists (because the article was previously nominated for TFA unsuccessfully and you are renominating it), then:

1. copy the template below;
2. paste it below the old nomination;
3. complete as many parameters as possible;
4. click "save";
5. add the nomination to WP:TFAR.

{{subst:TFAR nom
|article   = Name of article, no square brackets
|image     = If using an image, add its filename without the "File:" prefix
|caption   = If using an image, add a brief description e.g. "John Smith"
|blurb     = Up to 1,200 characters, formatted as per the TFAR instructions. The template adds a {{TFAFULL}} at the end for you
|promoted  = Year or full date of when the article was promoted to FA status (check the article's talk page)
|editors   = Article's primary editors / FAC nominators
|recents   = Most recent similar articles, if any (see Wikipedia:Today's featured article/recent TFAs)
|reasons   = Any further reasons for your nomination
}}

• For a list of TFAs in the last six months or more in a sortable format showing their general category, see Wikipedia:Today's featured article/recent TFAs

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