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	==Usage==		==Usage==
	Place this template on the top of the article by adding the following to the top of the ~~mw.~~pages involved with the move:		Place this template on the top of the article by adding the following to the top of the pages involved with the move:
	:{{T\|rfm\|Article name\|Rfm subpage title (optional)}}		:{{T\|rfm\|Article name\|Rfm subpage title (optional)}}

	Article name refers to the name of the article where all the information would be compiled if the merge were successful. Apply the template with the same code to all ~~mw.~~pages involved with the merge. For example, if an editor were suggesting merging [[North Varrock]], [[East Varrock]], [[South Varrock]], and [[West Varrock]] onto [[Varrock]], {{T\|rfm\|Varrock}} should be added to all of those ~~mw.~~pages.		Article name refers to the name of the article where all the information would be compiled if the merge were successful. Apply the template with the same code to all pages involved with the merge. For example, if an editor were suggesting merging [[North Varrock]], [[East Varrock]], [[South Varrock]], and [[West Varrock]] onto [[Varrock]], {{T\|rfm\|Varrock}} should be added to all of those pages.

	By default the request for merge is named after the destination page, however if one page is significantly smaller than the destination page, it may be less confusing to title the merge after the smaller page. If, however, the ~~mw.~~pages are of roughly equal size, or if there is more than one page worth of content being merged onto the destination page, the request for merge should be named after the destination page.		By default the request for merge is named after the destination page, however if one page is significantly smaller than the destination page, it may be less confusing to title the merge after the smaller page. If, however, the pages are of roughly equal size, or if there is more than one page worth of content being merged onto the destination page, the request for merge should be named after the destination page.

	==Examples==		==Examples==

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{{documentation}}
The '''Merge''' template is used to display a tag on articles which should be [[wikipedia:Help:Merging|merged]]. Using this template will include the article in [[:Category:Requests for merging]].

==Usage==
Place this template on the top of the article by adding the following to the top of the mw.pages involved with the move:
:{{T|rfm|Article name|Rfm subpage title (optional)}}

Article name refers to the name of the article where all the information would be compiled if the merge were successful. Apply the template with the same code to all mw.pages involved with the merge. For example, if an editor were suggesting merging [[North Varrock]], [[East Varrock]], [[South Varrock]], and [[West Varrock]] onto [[Varrock]], {{T|rfm|Varrock}} should be added to all of those mw.pages.

By default the request for merge is named after the destination page, however if one page is significantly smaller than the destination page, it may be less confusing to title the merge after the smaller page. If, however, the mw.pages are of roughly equal size, or if there is more than one page worth of content being merged onto the destination page, the request for merge should be named after the destination page.

==Examples==
{{T|Rfm|Varrock}}
<noinclude>{{Rfm|Varrock|nocat=yes}}</noinclude>

==See also==
* [[Template:Rfs]]

==Parameters==
<templatedata>
{
"description": "",
"params": {
"1": {
"label": "Article name",
"description": "Article name to merge into.",
"type": "wiki-page-name",
"required": true
},
"2": {
"label": "RS:RFM sub-page",
"description": "RS:RFM sub-page",
"type": "string",
"default": "RuneScape:Requests for merging/{{FULLPAGENAME}}"
},
"nocat": {
"label": "Nocat",
"description": "Set to 'yes' to suppress adding category to page. Useful for examples.",
"type": "string"
}
}
}
</templatedata>

<includeonly>[[Category:Maintenance templates|{{PAGENAME}}]]</includeonly>

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