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Usage
The syntax for this template is simple: Script error: No such module "Template link general". if you want it to display the above, or Script error: No such module "Template link general". if you want it to display a date along with the above. You can also add a reason for your retirement as Script error: No such module "Template link general"..
For bot accounts, use Script error: No such module "Template link general".
You can also change the template text from the default 'RETIRED' by adding an unnamed parameter.
You can display the message This user has permanently retired from editing Wikipedia. instead of the default one by adding |alttext=yes.
To opt out of newsletters and mass messages when you retired, place it on your talk page and set the mms switch to no, as follows: Script error: No such module "Template link general".. This will add your user page to Category:Wikipedians who opt out of message delivery.
Retiring implies that you will not resume editing at any later date. If there is any significant chance that you might eventually return, then it is preferable to announce an indefinite {{Wikibreak}}.
Editors should promptly remove this template from their user pages if they resume editing for any reason. If still editing on rare occasions, use {{semi-retired}} in preference.
This template should be placed on a userpage only by the concerned user, or at their request.
This template automatically populates Category:Retired Wikipedians
Examples
{{Retired|date=October 2021|reason=due to certain personal issues}}
{{Retired|RETIRED PERMANENTLY|date=October 2021|reason=due to certain personal issues}}
{{Retired|border=dashed 3px red|bgcolor=orange|fgcolor=blue|date=NOW!!!}}
{{Retired|bot=yes}}
See also
External links
- What people usually mean when they say good-bye: MeatballWiki on resignation manifestos