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Create template to label the wiki's own first-hand work
 
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'''Original research by RetroTechCollection.'''{{#if:{{{1|}}}| {{{1}}}|}} This section records work carried out and measurements taken by this wiki's contributors rather than information drawn from a published source. It is offered as first-hand documentation — no external citation exists because the work is the source. Corrections and independent confirmation are welcome.
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Marks a section as this wiki's own first-hand work — bench measurements, teardowns, decoded error codes, 3D-printed replacement parts and similar — where no external citation exists ''because the wiki is the primary source''.
 
Use it so that genuinely original work is not mistaken for uncited prose during a verification pass.
 
Usage:
<nowiki>{{Original research}}</nowiki>
<nowiki>{{Original research|Measured across eleven machines between 2024 and 2026.}}</nowiki>
 
'''Do not use this to excuse a claim you simply could not source.''' If a fact came from somewhere else, cite it; if it cannot be verified, remove it.
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Latest revision as of 21:57, 21 September 2026

Marks a section as this wiki's own first-hand work — bench measurements, teardowns, decoded error codes, 3D-printed replacement parts and similar — where no external citation exists because the wiki is the primary source.

Use it so that genuinely original work is not mistaken for uncited prose during a verification pass.

Usage:

{{Original research}}
{{Original research|Measured across eleven machines between 2024 and 2026.}}

Do not use this to excuse a claim you simply could not source. If a fact came from somewhere else, cite it; if it cannot be verified, remove it.