Category:Pages using short description with unknown parameters

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This category contains pages transcluding Template:Short description (talk) with unknown parameters (undefined, misspelled, etc.).

Pages are typically sorted alphabetically by the unknown parameter that is used, e.g. pages using unknown parameter |foo= will be sorted under "F". The name of the page is typically used as a secondary sort key.

Unknown parameters can be detected using Module:Check for unknown parameters in the template. To show the information listed here on a category page, use {{Unknown parameters category}} on the category page.

In addition to indicating the attempted use of an unsupported parameter, articles will appear in this category if an unnamed parameter contains an = sign. To resolve this problem, add 1= For example, instead of {{short description|The equation e=mc2}}, write {{short description|1=The equation e=mc2}}.