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The box on the right format with small text can incorporate multiple portals. '''Note:''' this coding is '''not supported on mobile versions''':
The box on the right format with small text can incorporate multiple portals. '''Note:''' this coding is '''supported by mobile versions of Wikipedia pages'''':
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{{Portal|Canada}}
{{Portal|Canada}}
=== Portals and the core content policies ===
=== Portals and the core content policies ===
Portals are subject to [[Wikipedia:Five pillars|Wikipedia's five pillars]] and must comply with Wikipedia's core content policies ([[Wikipedia:Neutral point of view|neutral point of view]], [[Wikipedia:No original research|no original research]], [[Wikipedia:Verifiability|verifiability]], etc.).
Portals are subject to [[Wikipedia:Five pillars|Wikipedia's five pillars]] and must comply with Wikipedia's core content policies ([[Wikipedia:Neutral point of view|neutral point of view]], [[Wikipedia:No original research|no original research]], [[Wikipedia:Verifiability|verifiability]], etc.).
==== References ====
==== References ====
It is common practice not to include references in portals. As on the [[Main Page]], readers should be able to [[WP:V|verify]] the portal content by following a prominent link to a relevant article, and checking the references there. This is called "follow through".
It is common practice not to include references in portals. As on the [[Main Page]], readers should be able to [[WP:V|verify]] the portal content by following a prominent link to a relevant article, and checking the references there. This is called "follow through".
Content that is unique to a portal may be challenged in the portal, and must then be referenced in the portal, in the usual way, by inline citation using any of the accepted methods.
Content that is unique to a portal may be challenged in the portal, and must then be referenced in the portal, in the usual way, by inline citation using any of the accepted methods.