On article pages  Note: These templates should never be subst'd.  For others, see Wikipedia:Hatnotes#Templates.   What to type  What it produces  Where to put it   Topof articles with alternative meanings where none of the following templates are appropriate.   Top of articles with deceptively similar titles.   As above, but topic not treated as a link (although it may include one).   Topof articles with only one alternative meaning and no disambiguation page.   Topof articles with only one alternative meaning and no disambiguation page.   Topof articles whose disambiguation page is not suffixed with "(disambiguation)"   Topof articles with a disambiguation page.   Topof articles with a disambiguation page.   Topof articles with a disambiguation page.   Topof articles with a disambiguation page.   Topof articles about places who share the same or a similar name.   Topof articles about places who share the same or a similar name.   Topof articles about places who share the same or a similar name.   Topof articles about people who share the same or a similar name.   Topof articles about people who share the same or a similar name.   Topof articles about people who share the same or a similar name.   Topof articles about people who share the same or a similar name.   Topof articles about people who share the same or a similar name.   Topof articles about a year for which there also exists an article about a number (e.g. the year 1000; the number 1000).   Topof articles requiring disambiguation that have pages redirecting to them.   Topof articles requiring disambiguation that have two pages redirecting to them.   Topof articles requiring disambiguation that have pages redirecting to them.   Topof articles with two redirecting pages that each have disambiguation pages.   Topof articles with a different use and a disambiguation page.   Articles that have an acronym redirecting to them, which may have other uses. ,   In-lineTo be added to links to disambiguation pages and links to articles to which they clearly don't refer. While it is better to simply correct the link, use this template if you're not sure where the link should really be disambiguated to.  On disambiguation pages For others, see MediaWiki:Disambiguationspage.  What to type  What it produces  Where to put it   Bottomof disambiguation pages.   Bottomof disambiguation pages that need cleanup.   Bottomof disambiguation pages consisting only of geographic locations. Redirect:   Bottomof disambiguation pages whose title is a human name. Redirect:   Bottomof number-oriented    Bottomof surname (last name) disambiguation pages.   Bottomof list articles about a set of items of a specific type that share the same (or similar) name.   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