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==How to link==
{{See also|Help:InterwikimediaInterwiki linkslinking|Help:Interlanguage links}}
For example:
{{Wikisource|The Wind in the Willows|''The Wind in the Willows''}}
 
Links to sister projects are made in several ways:
 
* by linking images and other files hosted by Commons. See [[Wikipedia:Picture tutorial]] for more;
* through inline links such as this link to [[wikisourceWikisource:The Wind in the Willows|''The Wind in the Willows'']] (<code><nowiki>[[wikisourceWikisource:The Wind in the Willows|''The Wind in the Willows'']]</nowiki></code>);
* through templates, which may produce either larger boxes or simpler one-line links. See the next section for how and where to place them; Templates are found in [[Wikipedia:Template messages/Sister projects]] and [[:Category:Interwiki link templates]];
* through standard links directly to the URL, exactly like any other website, such as [http://en.wikisource.org/wiki/The_Wind_in_the_Willows ''The Wind in the Willows'']. However this form is [[deprecated]] in favour of links using <code><nowiki>[[</nowiki>''sister-project:sister project name|display name'']]</code>.
 
==Where to place links==
{{see also|MOS:INTERWIKI}}
{{see also|Wikipedia:Manual of Style/Layout#Links to sister projects}}
{{shortcut|WP:MOSSIS}}
Sister project links should generally appear in the "External links" section, or where appropriate in [[WP:CITE|citations]]. Two exceptions are links to [[Wiktionary]] and [[Wikisource]] that may be linked [[wikt:inline|inline]] (e.g. to an unusual word or the text of a document being discussed).
 
Some appropriateAppropriate material from [[Wikimedia Commons]] may also be linkedincluded within the main body of an article. See [[Wikipedia:Wikimedia Commons#Embedding Commons' media in Wikipedia articles|Embedding Commons' media in Wikipedia articles]]. Links to [[Wikinews]] should not be made within the main body of an article, being made only as per the [[Wikipedia:External links|external links guideline]].
 
{{commons category|Wikipedia logos}}
[[File:Sister link template columns problem.jpg|thumb|A box-type template can result in excessive white space when the section is laid out in columns.]]
 
Most box-type templates such as {{tlx|Commons}} shown at right should be put at the beginning of the ''last section'' of the article (which is usually, but not necessarily, the "External links" section) so that boxes will appear next to, rather than below, the list items.<ref>{{efn|There are exceptions to this general rule. For example, {{tlx|Wiktionary}} often appears near the top of [[Wikipedia:Disambiguation|disambiguation page]]s and a {{tlx|wikisource}} template might appear to the right of a [[WP:TOC|TOC]] if an article is about a treaty to which Wikisource has the original text.</ref>}} Do not make a section whose sole content is box-type templates. Many box links can be unified to one by using {{tl|Sister project links}} or {{tl|Sister project}}.
 
Sometimes box-type templates are not aesthetically pleasing, either because there are no external links except sister project ones, or because they result in an odd layout, such as a long sequence of right-aligned boxes hanging off the bottom of the article or excessive white space when the section is laid out in columns. In such cases, consider using "inline" templates, such as {{tl|Commons-inline}}, in the "External links" section, so that links to sister projects appear as list items, like this:
* {{commons category-inline|Wikimedia Foundation}}
 
As with standard links to other Wikipedia articles, sisterSister project links are normally made only once within an article, as with [[MOS:DUPLINK|standard links to other Wikipedia articles]].
 
===Notes===
{{reflistNotelist}}
 
== Soft redirects from Wikipedia to a sister project ==
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Sometimes an entry is more appropriate on some other [[Wikipedia:Wikimedia sister projects|sister project]] than on Wikipedia because they are of a non-encyclopedic scope (e.g. they can never be expanded beyond a simple [[Wikipedia:Wikipedia is not a dictionary|dictionary definition]], or call for a level of detail more appropriate to a [[Wikipedia:Wikipedia is not a textbook|textbook]]). Normally, such articles are copied to the more appropriate sister using the [[m:Help:Transwiki|transwiki]] process, and deleted from Wikipedia afterwards.
 
However, if a word or phrase is commonly wikified, it is quite likely that the deleted entry will be quickly re-created again by well-meaning users. The re-created article is likely to again become non-encyclopedic.
 
To avoid this, do not delete after transwiki'ing. One solution, as suggested by [[Wikipedia:Deletion policy#Other projects|Wikipedia deletion policy]], is to instead [[Wikipedia:Redirect|normally redirect]] the word to a relevant article within Wikipedia. For instance, [[Organize]] could redirect it to a well-developed [[Organization]] article via <code><nowiki>#REDIRECT [[Organization]]</nowiki></code>.
 
If this is not possible, turn a Wikipedia page into a [[Wikipedia:Soft redirect|soft redirect]] to a sister project. ThisThe isplain done{{tl|soft byredirect}} replacingtemplate theshould page{{plain withlink|1=https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Special%3AWhatLinksHere&target=Template%3ASoft+redirect&namespace=0|2=not eitherbe used in the {{tl|softredirectmainspace}}. templateInstead, or preferablyuse one of the ''specialized templates'' (see [[Wikipedia:Wikimedia sister projects#Specialized soft redirect templates|below]]). These templates inform readers of information on the sister project: in the case of this example, aone link would be provided to the [[wikt:Organizeorganize]] articlepage. This has multiple benefits:
 
#It brings the sister projects closer together
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<div style="width:60%">
{{wi|Organize|nocat=true}}
</div>
 
=== Specialized soft redirect templates ===
{{shortcut|WP:SSRT}}
Please keep in mind that only topics with a ''less-than-encyclopedic scope'' that are '''commonly wikified words''' or that are '''repeatedly recreated''' should become soft redirects. We don't need a soft redirect for every possible word or phrase to be included in Wikipedia.
*{{tl|Double softSoft redirect with Wikidata item}}; [[:Category:Wikipedia double softSoft redirects]] – for soft redirectingconnected to twoa sisterWikidata projectsitem]] or twoa different pagesspecial within[[wp:RCAT|redirect one sistercategory]] projecttemplate
*{{tl|WikidataMediaWiki redirect}}; [[:Category:WikidataRedirects redirects]]to – a special [[wp:RCAT|redirect categoryMediaWiki]] template
'''Mainspace exclusive'''
*{{tl|Wiktionary redirect}}; [[:Category:Redirects to Wiktionary]]
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==Linking between projects==
{{shortcut|WP:SISTERLINK|WP:SISLINK}}
{{Main article|Help:InterwikimediaInterwiki linkslinking}}
 
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| [[Wikifunctions]]
| <code>[[[[wikifunctions:]]]]</code>
| <code>[[[[f:]]]]</code>
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| [[Wikipedia:Meta|Meta-Wiki]]
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| [[Wikimedia Foundation|Wikimedia Incubator]]
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==See also==
* [[List of Wikipedias]]
* [[:Category:Interwiki link templates]]
* [[:Category:Transwiki templates]]
* [[Help:Interlanguage links]]
* [[Help:InterwikimediaInterwiki linkslinking]]
* [[m:Interwiki map]]
* [[Wikipedia:List of templates linking to other free content projects]]
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[[Category:Wikipedia how-to|Sister projects]]
[[Category:Wikipedia-related projects|Sister projects]]
[[Category:Copy to Wikiquote| ]]
[[Category:Copy to Wiktionary| ]]
[[Category:Wikibooks]]<!-- Wikipedia:Wikibooks redirects here -->
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