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This may be because all of the cited sources are non-English and cannot be verified by our predominately English-speaking readership. If you can locate English sources, please add them to the article.

Usage edit

This template should be used on articles that do not cite any English sources, but do cite non-English sources. Use the template with the "lang=" parameter, using the two character domain prefix for the Wikinews localization you think would be a good destination for the article.

Alternates edit

As of August, 2007, here are some alternate languages to try:

{{Move to other Wikinews|lang=de}} (German)
{{Move to other Wikinews|lang=es}} (Spanish)
{{Move to other Wikinews|lang=pl}} (Polish)
{{Move to other Wikinews|lang=it}} (Italian)
{{Move to other Wikinews|lang=sv}} (Swedish)
{{Move to other Wikinews|lang=fr}} (French)
{{Move to other Wikinews|lang=ru}} (Russian)
{{Move to other Wikinews|lang=nl}} (Dutch)
{{Move to other Wikinews|lang=ca}} (Catalan)
{{Move to other Wikinews|lang=ro}} (Romanian)
{{Move to other Wikinews|lang=he}} (Hebrew)
{{Move to other Wikinews|lang=uk}} (Ukrainian)
{{Move to other Wikinews|lang=sr}} (Serbian)
{{Move to other Wikinews|lang=no}} (Norwegian)
{{Move to other Wikinews|lang=bs}} (Bosnian)
{{Move to other Wikinews|lang=ar}} (Arabic)
{{Move to other Wikinews|lang=zh}} (Chinese)
{{Move to other Wikinews|lang=ja}} (Japanese)

As a last resort, if this list is incomplete, you can use this form: {{Move to other Wikinews|lang=xy|langName=New Language}}, of course, replacing "xy" with the subdomain of wikinews to direct to, and "New Language" with whatever language you're talking about. Put a note on here if you do this; it's easier to put it in the list.