: displays an external link to an Olympic athlete's profile at Olympics at Sports-Reference.com, also known as SR/Olympics. It is intended for use in the external links section of an article.  The link is archived since the Sports Reference Olympic site closed on 14 May 2020. The web archive defaults to Memento Project which searches multiple sites to find an archived link.  The archive date defaults to 4 December 2016 because pages after that display incorrect output for extended characters. A specific archive at the Wayback Machine may be specified via the  parameter.   ব্যবহারবিধি   The basic way to use the template is to insert this:   * {{}}  If this results in an error, that means the article's Wikidata  item does not have the property . To resolve this, either add the "id" in Wikidata or use the optional "id" parameter in the template. For example, da/bjorn-daehlie-1 is the "id" portion of the URL https://www.sports-reference.com/olympics/athletes/da/bjorn-daehlie-1.html.   * {{|ID}}  * {{|id=ID}}  The link text defaults to the Wikipedia article name, without any disambiguation such as "(athlete)". The default text can be changed via the optional "name" parameter. This may be useful when adding the template more than once (to differentiate the links) or when the article name is different than the athlete's name at Sports-Reference.com.   * {{|ID|NAME}}  * {{|id=ID|name=NAME}}   উদাহরণ    ID in template  Usage in the article Jeremy Abbott, with article name as link text:  * {{ | ab/jeremy-abbott-2 }}  * {{ | id= ab/jeremy-abbott-2 | archive= 20161202194710 }}  Usage with name parameter as link text:  * {{ | ab/jeremy-abbott-2 | Jeremy Abbott }}  * {{ | id= ab/jeremy-abbott-2 | name= Jeremy Abbott | archive= 20161202194710 }}  Output:      URL:  https://www.sports-reference.com/olympics/athletes/.html   ID in Wikidata  Usage in the article Bjørn Dæhlie:  * {{}}  * {{ | name= Bjørn Dæhlie }}  Output:   frameless |text-top |10px |alt=Edit this at Wikidata |link=https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q217505#P1447 |Edit this at Wikidata  URL:  https://www.sports-reference.com/olympics/athletes/.html   No ID in template or Wikidata  Usage:  * {{}}  Output:     Add ID in Wikidata   Find the athlete's ID on the Sports Reference website. To do this, search for the athlete here, and look at the URL. The ID is everything between www.sports-reference.com/olympics/athletes/ and .html, so for https://www.sports-reference.com/olympics/athletes/be/livio-berruti-1.html, the ID is be/livio-berruti-1.  In order to add this to Wikidata:  Click "Wikidata item" under "Tools" to the left of the article.  Go to the bottom of the section called "Statements" (just above the one called "Wikipedia pages linked to this item")  Click the bottom-most link called "[add]"  Type in "Sports Reference" in the first box that appears, and click "Sports Reference ID" in the dropdown that appears  In the next box, paste the ID (be/livio-berruti-1 in the example above) and press enter  You're done! If you go back to the article and refresh it (maybe try to purge the page by adding ?action=purge at the end of the URL), the link should work properly.  If you find this process too cumbersome, you are always free to use the optional backup parameter instead.   TemplateData    Tracking categories   ID parameter exists      ID parameter does not exist     See also   , for links used in a reference  Other Olympics templates   , for non-archived links to Olympedia.org (source for Olympics at Sports-Reference pages)  , for links to an athlete's profile at the International Olympic Committee website    Other Sports Reference templates    and  for links at Baseball-Reference.com   and  for links at Basketball-Reference.com   and  for links at Hockey-Reference.com   for links at Pro-Football-Reference.com   for links at FBref.com