Wikipedia talk:List of infoboxes/Proposed/Infobox clinical phobias

message: After the previous attemps to create a template on phobias failed (second-latest, latest), I've thought that the best way to deal with the problem is an infobox. This would be a modified version of the existing template:Infobox Disease, with added fields for the phobias. The fields of the disease infobox are needed since some articles incorporate them already.
Most fields are pretty self-explanatory, but I'll explain them anyway, from top to bottom. Naturally, the exact format I'm proposing is very debatable.
*The image field (and implicitly, caption field) is not necessary; I just included it because arachnophobia has an image. A possible use for it could be displaying the greatest fear of people who have that phobia. (My original idea was putting a picture of a crowd in agoraphobia but a better --and already existing-- example can be found in Hexakosioihexekontahexaphobia. However, I'm not sure that phobia is "clinically recognized")
*The "Latinicised" (alternatively, "Romaized") name field shows the one-word name ending in -phobia given to that phobia. Particularly useful when it's not in the article name, or when several such names exist.
*The "fear of" field is the converse of the "Latinicised name" field. Where the latter shows the name ending in -phobia, the former has more or less what that word means. It doesn't have to be a literal translation, as the article text already does that. For example, trypanophobia could have "fear of injections" here. Again, particularly useful when the article name is latinicised, and the reader may need to scroll into one of the subtitles to 
*Category is either social, specific, or agoraphobia (per Phobia#Clinical phobias. If possible, the infobox should put the page in the respective category (eg: Phobias>Clinically recognized phobias>Social phobias). If not, all articles with this infobox would be put simply in "Clinically recognized phobias", per GRBerry's suggestion in second-latest|tfd
*Type is an optional field for the case of a specific phobia (since social phobias don't seem to be sub-divided). It would be either animal, natural environment, situational, blood/injection/injury, or other (per Specific phobia#Categories of specific phobias).
*"Hypothesized evolution relation", another optional field. This is for the cases of nycto, acro, arachno, ophidio, Ailuro, auto, and claustrophobia per Specific phobia#Phobias and evolution.
*List of phobias: hopefully will prevent the creation of a new navbox by linking straight to Wikipedia's list of phobias, each of which is accompanied by what it means. If a reader wants to look for "fear of cats", and is on the "fear of the dark" page, let them click "list of phobias", then do a ctrl+F search for "cats".
*Finally, "Classification as a disease and external resources", a title that appears if any of the fields of the disease template were used. We'll need all of them just in case (although I know that currently the phobias articles that use them only use ICD-10 and ICD-9, who's saying that, for instance, eMedicine can't decide to put up a page on that phobia, and an editor wants to link to it?
--Once in a Blue Moon (talk) 23:51, 13 January 2008 (UTC)
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