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Created page with "{{Documentation}} __NOTOC__ ==Usage== This template exactly like Template:CiteGodLetter, with two exceptions. First, it is '''not''' a reference template in the sense that it does not create footnote-styled references. Instead, it creates the same text that {{t|CiteGodLetter}} would as a non-reference. This is desirable if a certain God Letter is the source of the majority of an article, as having the same reference at the end of every sentence. Second, it does not h..."

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{{Documentation}}
__NOTOC__
==Usage==
This template exactly like [[Template:CiteGodLetter]], with two exceptions. First, it is '''not''' a reference template in the sense that it does not create footnote-styled references. Instead, it creates the same text that {{t|CiteGodLetter}} would as a non-reference. This is desirable if a certain God Letter is the source of the majority of an article, as having the same reference at the end of every sentence. Second, it does not have the "name" parameter, as this only applies to footnote-style references.

<pre>{{PlainCiteGodLetter|issue=|letter=|notes=|name=|group=}}</pre>

The template automatically populates the citation with the relevant link and info by only adding the |issue= parameter.

===issue===
The issue number of the God Letter. Found at the top next to the title. Do not include "Issue ", supply only a number.

===letter===
This is for specifying the number of the letter being cited. This field contains no formatting, therefore type exactly what you wish to appear. For example, the first letter and its reply are "Letter 1", the second is "Letter 2", and so on. It may also be necessary to use "Introduction" other descriptors to cover information which is outside of a normal letter and reply format.

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