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==Questions==
* What can you tell me about Joseph's seer stone? What is its relation to the "Urim and Thummim"?
* Did Joseph place his seer stone in his hat while he was translating the Book of Mormon?

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{{Epigraph|To help him with the translation, Joseph found with the gold plates “a curious instrument which the ancients called Urim and Thummim, which consisted of two transparent stones set in a rim of a bow fastened to a breastplate.” Joseph also used an egg-shaped, brown rock for translating called a seer stone. — “A Peaceful Heart,” ''Friend'', Sep 1974, 7 {{Link|url=http://www.lds.org/ldsorg/v/index.jsp?hideNav=1&locale=0&sourceId=5250e07368d9b010VgnVCM1000004d82620a____&vgnextoid=21bc9fbee98db010VgnVCM1000004d82620aRCRD}}}}
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===Joseph as the village seer===
Brant Gardner clarifies the role that Joseph and his stone played within the community of Palmyra,
<blockquote>
Young Joseph Smith was a member of a specialized sub-community with ties to these very old and very respected practices, though by the early 1800s they were respected only by a marginalized segment of society. He exhibited a talent parallel to others in similar communities. Even in Palmyra he was not unique. In D. Michael Quinn's words: "Until the Book of Mormon thrust young Smith into prominence, Palmyra's most notable seer was Sally Chase, who used a greenish-colored stone. William Stafford also had a seer stone, and Joshua Stafford had a 'peepstone which looked like white marble and had a hole through the center.'" [9] Richard Bushman adds Chauncy Hart, and an unnamed man in Susquehanna County, both of whom had stones with which they found lost objects. [10] {{ref|gardner1}}
</blockquote>

During his tenure as a "village seer," Joseph acquired several seer stones. Joseph first used a neighbor's seer stone (probably that belonging to Palmyra seer Sally Chase, on the balance of historical evidence, though there are other possibilities) to discover the location of a brown, baby's foot-shaped stone. The vision of this stone likely occurred in about 1819–1820, and he obtained his first seer stone in about 1821–1822.{{ref|mcgee1}}

Joseph then used this first stone to find a second stone (a white one). The second seer stone was reportedly found on the property of William Chase in 1822 as Chase described it:

<blockquote>
In the year 1822, I was engaged in digging a well. I employed Alvin and Joseph Smith to assist me.... After digging about twenty feet below the surface of the earth, we discovered a singularly appearing stone, which excited my curiosity. I brought it to the top of the well, and as we were examining it, Joseph put it into his hat, and then his face into the top of his hat.... The next morning he came to me, and wished to obtain the stone, alleging that he could see in it; but I told him I did not wish to part with it on account of its being a curiosity, but I would lend it.{{ref|chase1}}
</blockquote>

Gardner continues,
<blockquote>
Joseph Smith, long before golden plates complicated his position as a local seer, appears to have functioned just as Sally Chase did. Quinn reports that: "E. W. Vanderhoof [writing in 1905] remembered that his Dutch grandfather once paid Smith seventy-five cents to look into his 'whitish, glossy, and opaque' stone to locate a stolen mare. The grandfather soon 'recovered his beast, which Joe said was somewhere on the lake shore and [was] about to be run over to Canada.' Vanderhoof groused that 'anybody could have told him that, as it was invariably the way a horse thief would take to dispose of a stolen animal in those days.'"13 While Vanderhoof reported a positive result of the consultation, it is interesting that his statement includes a qualifier that has the same intent as those added by the Saunders' brothers. By the end of the century, one wouldn't want to actually credit a village seer when describing their activities. Nevertheless, it isn't the effectiveness that is important—it is the nature of the consultation. Sally Chase's clients consulted her to find things which were lost, and Joseph Smith had at least one client who did the same. {{ref|gardner2}}
</blockquote>

Martin Harris recounted that Joseph could find lost objects with the second, white stone:

:: I was at the house of his father in Manchester, two miles south of Palmyra village, and was picking my teeth with a pin while sitting on the bars. The pin caught in my teeth and dropped from my fingers into shavings and straw. I jumped from the bars and looked for it. Joseph and Northrop Sweet also did the same. We could not find it. I then took Joseph on surprise, and said to him--I said, "Take your stone." I had never seen it, and did not know that he had it with him. He had it in his pocket. He took it and placed it in his hat--the old white hat--and placed his face in his hat. I watched him closely to see that he did not look to one side; he reached out his hand beyond me on the right, and moved a little stick and there I saw the pin, which he picked up and gave to me. I know he did not look out of the hat until after he had picked up the pin.{{ref|pin}}

===How many seer stones were there?===

Joseph first used a neighbor's seer stone (probably Sally Chase, on the balance of historical evidence, though there are other possibilities) to discover the location of a brown, baby's foot-shaped stone. The vision of this stone likely occurred in about 1819–1820, and he obtained his first seer stone in about 1821–1822.{{ref|mcgee1}}

Joseph then used this first stone to find a second stone (a white one). The colour and sequence of obtaining these stones has often been confused,{{ref|confused1}} and readers interested in an in-depth treatment are referred to the endnotes.{{ref|mcgee2}}

Joseph would later discover at least two more seers stones in Nauvoo, on the banks of the Mississippi. These stones seem to have been collected more for their appearance, and there is little evidence of Joseph using them at that late date in his prophetic career.{{ref|mcgee3}}

===How did Joseph obtain his second seer stone?===

The seer stone was reportedly found on the property of William Chase in 1822 as Chase described it:

:In the year 1822, I was engaged in digging a well. I employed Alvin and Joseph Smith to assist me.... After digging about twenty feet below the surface of the earth, we discovered a singularly appearing stone, which excited my curiosity. I brought it to the top of the well, and as we were examining it, Joseph put it into his hat, and then his face into the top of his hat.... The next morning he came to me, and wished to obtain the stone, alleging that he could see in it; but I told him I did not wish to part with it on account of its being a curiosity, but I would lend it.{{ref|chase1}}

Martin Harris and Wilford Woodruff were to later confirm this account after Joseph's death.{{ref|chaseconfirm}}

===What did the stones look like?===
One witness reported (of the first, brown stone), from 1826:

:It was about the size of a small hen's egg, in the shape of a high-instepped shoe. It was composed of layers of different colors passing diagonally through it. It was very hard and smooth, perhaps by being carried in the pocket.{{ref|stonesize}}

The second stone:

: [the] Seer Stone was the shape of an egg though not quite so large, of a gray cast something like granite but with white stripes running around it. It was transparent but had no holes, neither on the end or in the sides.{{ref|secondstoneappear}}

===For what purpose(s) did Joseph use the stones prior to the restoration?===

As noted above, Joseph used the first stone to find the second.

Martin Harris recounted that Joseph could find lost objects with the second, white stone:

:: I was at the house of his father in Manchester, two miles south of Palmyra village, and was picking my teeth with a pin while sitting on the bars. The pin caught in my teeth and dropped from my fingers into shavings and straw. I jumped from the bars and looked for it. Joseph and Northrop Sweet also did the same. We could not find it. I then took Joseph on surprise, and said to him--I said, "Take your stone." I had never seen it, and did not know that he had it with him. He had it in his pocket. He took it and placed it in his hat--the old white hat--and placed his face in his hat. I watched him closely to see that he did not look to one side; he reached out his hand beyond me on the right, and moved a little stick and there I saw the pin, which he picked up and gave to me. I know he did not look out of the hat until after he had picked up the pin.{{ref|pin}}

Joseph's mother also indicated that Joseph was sought out by some, including Josiah Stoal, to use the stone to find hidden valuables. He

:came for Joseph on account of having heard that he possessed certain keys by which he could discern things invisible to the natural eye.{{ref|lucymack1}}

Joseph referred to this incident in {{scripture||JS-H|1|55-56}}.

Stoal eventually joined the Church; some of his family, however, charged Joseph in court for events related to this treasure seeking. Stoal testified in Joseph's defense.

Joseph Knight also said that, at the command of the angel Moroni, Joseph looked into his seer stone to learn who he should marry. He "looked in his glass and found it was Emma Hale."{{ref|marryemma1}}

{{Detail|Joseph Smith/Legal trials/1826 glasslooking trial|l1=Joseph's 1826 glasslooking trial}}

===How were the stone(s) involved in the translation of the Book of Mormon?===

There is considerable evidence that the location of the plates and Nephite interpreters (Urim and Thummim) were revealed to Joseph via his second, white seer stone. In 1859, Martin Harris recalled that "Joseph had a stone which was dug from the well of Mason Chase...It was by means of this stone he first discovered the plates."{{ref|stoneplates1}}

Some critics have sought to create a contradiction here, since Joseph's history reported that Moroni revealed the plates to him ({{s||JS-H|1|34-35,42}}). This is an example of a false dichotomy: Moroni could easily have told Joseph about the plates and interpreters. The vision to Joseph may well have then come through the seer stone, as some of the sections of the Doctrine and Covenants (e.g., Section X) would later be revealed. One account matches this theory well:

:I had a conversation with [Joseph], and asked him where he found them [the plates] and how he come to know where they were. he said he had a revelation from God that told him they were hid in a certain hill and he looked in his [seer] stone and saw them in the place of deposit."{{ref|henryharris1}}

Joseph Knight recalled that Joseph was more excited about the Nephite interpreters than the gold plates:

:After breakfast Joseph called me into the other room, set his foot on the bed, and leaned his head on his hand and said, "Well I am disappointed."
:"Well, I said, "I am sorry."
:"Well, he said, "I am greatly disappointed. It is ten times better than I expected."
:Then he went on to tell the length and width and thickness of the plates and, said he, they appear to be gold. But, he seemed to think more of the glasses or the Urim and thummim than he did of the plate for, said he, "I can see anything. They are marvelous."{{ref|knight1}}

Martin Harris later described the Nephite interpreters as

:about two inches in diameter, perfectly round, and about five-eighths of an inch thick at the centre.... They were joined by a round bar of diver, about three-eights of an inch in diameter, and about four inches long, which with the two stones, would make eight inches.{{ref|harris1}}

Despite having the Nephite interpreters, Joseph Smith often used the seer stone to translate. This led to an episode in which Martin tested the veracity of Joseph's claim to use the second, white stone to translate:{{ref|harriswhite1}}

:Once Martin found a rock closely resembling the seerstone Joseph sometimes used in place of the interpreters and substituted it without the Prophet’s knowledge. When the translation resumed, Joseph paused for a long time and then exclaimed, “Martin, what is the matter, all is as dark as Egypt.” Martin then confessed that he wished to “stop the mouths of fools” who told him that the Prophet memorized sentences and merely repeated them.{{ref|mouthoffools}}

Joseph also seems to have sometimes removed the Nephite stones from the "silver bows" which held them like spectacles, and used them as individual seer stones. Joseph used his white seer stone sometimes "for convenience" during the translation of the 116 pages with Martin Harris; later witnesses reported him using his brown seer stone.{{ref|variousstones1}}

{{Detail|/Used for Book of Mormon translation|l1=Why would Joseph use the same stone for the Book of Mormon translation that he previously used for "money digging?"}}

===Did Joseph lose the seer stone(s) and/or the Urim and Thummim?===

Following the loss of the 116 pages, the Lord told Joseph:

:1 NOW, behold, I say unto you, that because you delivered up those writings which you had power given unto you to translate by the means of the Urim and Thummim, into the hands of a wicked man, you have lost them.
:2 And you also lost your gift at the same time, and your mind became darkened.
:3 Nevertheless, it is now restored unto you again; therefore see that you are faithful and continue on unto the finishing of the remainder of the work of translation as you have begun.
:4 Do not run faster or labor more than you have strength and means provided to enable you to translate; but be diligent unto the end. ({{s||DC|10|1-4}})

Thus, "it" (Joseph's gift) was restored to him, but there is no indication that the Nephite interpreters (Urim and Thummim) were also returned, Joseph having also lost "them." That is, after repenting, Joseph would recover his seer stones, but apparently not the Urim and Thummim. Some Church sources have seen this as the point at which Joseph received the seer stone for the first time, but this is likely incorrect:

:As a chastisement for this carelessness [loss of the 116 pages], the Urim and Thummim was taken from Smith. But by humbling himself, he again found favor with the Lord and was presented a strange oval-shaped, chocolate colored stone, about the size of an egg, but more flat which it was promised should answer the same purpose. With this stone all the present book was translated.{{ref|hr1}}

This source is clearly somewhat confused, since it sees Joseph as getting his dark stone ''after'' the 116 pages, when it likely dates to 1822 at the latest (see above).

David Whitmer, who only came in contact with the translation after the loss of the 116 pages, indicated through a friend that

:With the sanction of David Whitmer, and by his authority, I now state that he does not say that Joseph Smith ever translated in his presence by aid of Urim and Thummim; but by means of one dark colored, opaque stone, called a 'Seer Stone,' which was placed in the crown of a hat, into which Joseph put his face, so as to exclude the external light. Then, a spiritual light would shine forth, and parchment would appear before Joseph, upon which was a line of characters from the plates, and under it, the translation in English; at least, so Joseph said.{{ref|sh1}}

Joseph also used the seer stone to keep himself and the plates safe, as his mother recorded:

:That of which I spoke, which Joseph termed a key, was indeed, nothing more nor less than the Urim and Thummim, and it was by this that the angel showed him many things which he saw in vision; by which also he could ascertain, at any time, the approach of danger, either to himself or the Record, and on account of which he always kept the Urim and Thummim about his person.{{ref|lucymack2}}

We see here the tendency to use the term "Urim and Thummim" to refer to Joseph's seer stone (or to the Nephite interpreters, which would have been too large for Joseph to carry on his person undetected). This lack of precision in terminology has, on occasion, confused some members who have not understood that either or both may be referred to by early LDS authors as "Urim and Thummim." To Joseph and his contemporaries, they were all the same type of thing, and merely differed in the strength of their power and ability. Clearly, devices from the Lord when directed by an angelic messenger (such as the Nephite interpreters) would outrank a seer stone found on one's own.

===What is the relation between Urim and Thummim and seer stones?===

As seen above, members of the Church tended to conflate the seer stone with the Nephite interpreters (never called "Urim and Thummim" by the Book of Mormon text; the label is a modern application).

The Book of Mormon makes reference to a stone that likely has reference to Joseph Smith's seer stone (as distinct from the Nephite interpreters):

: And the Lord said: I will prepare unto my servant Gazelem, a stone, which shall shine forth in darkness unto light, that I may discover unto my people who serve me, that I may discover unto them the works of their brethren, yea, their secret works, their works of darkness, and their wickedness and abominations.{{s||Alma|37|23}}

Joseph Smith's "code name," used for the publication of some sections of the Doctrine and Covenants to hide the recipients from their enemies, was "Gazalem." And, at his funeral, W.W. Phelps also applied this name to Joseph.{{ref|gazalem1}}

Alma's account then goes on to speak of the Nephite interpreters:

:24 And now, my son, these interpreters were prepared that the word of God might be fulfilled, which he spake, saying:
:25 I will bring forth out of darkness unto light all their secret works and their abominations; and except they repent I will destroy them from off the face of the earth; and I will bring to light all their secrets and abominations, unto every nation that shall hereafter possess the land.{{s||Alma|37|24-25}}

Thus, "stone" (singular) may well be distinct from the "interpreters" (plural) possessed by the Nephites. The Book of Mosiah makes clear that the interpreters consisted of "two stones":

: 13 Now Ammon said unto him: I can assuredly tell thee, O king, of a man that can translate the records; for he has wherewith that he can look, and translate all records that are of ancient date; and it is a gift from God. And the things are called interpreters, and no man can look in them except he be commanded, lest he should look for that he ought not and he should perish. And whosoever is commanded to look in them, the same is called seer.
:14 And behold, the king of the people who are in the land of Zarahemla is the man that is commanded to do these things, and who has this high gift from God.{{s||Mosiah|8|13-14}}
:…
:13 And now he translated them by the means of those two stones which were fastened into the two rims of a bow.
:14 Now these things were prepared from the beginning, and were handed down from generation to generation, for the purpose of interpreting languages;
:15 And they have been kept and preserved by the hand of the Lord, that he should discover to every creature who should possess the land the iniquities and abominations of his people;
:16 And whosoever has these things is called seer, after the manner of old times. .{{s||Mosiah|28|13-16}}

The first use in print of "Urim and Thummim" to refer to the interpreters was in January 1833:

:[The Book of Mormon] was translated by the gift and power of God, by an unlearned man, through the aid of a pair of Interpreters, or spectacles--(known, perhaps in ancient days as Teraphim, or Urim and Thummim).{{ref|wwphelps1}}

Members of the Church seem to have used the term interchangeably on many occasions.{{ref|interchange1}}

===Why did Joseph tend to use the seer stone more than the Nephite interpreters?===

The size of the interpreters may have been a significant barrier to their use. William Smith, Joseph's brother, described the Nephite instruments as

:too large for Joseph's eyes; they must have been used by larger men.{{ref|williamsmith1}}

Charles Anthon agreed when he later recalled Martin Harris' description and wrote:

:These spectacles were so large that if a person attempted to look through them, his two eyes would have to be turned towards one of the glasses merely, the spectacles in question being altogether too large for the breadth of the human face.{{ref|anthon1}}

===Why did use of the seer stones subside?===

These Urim and Thummim were the means of receiving most of the formal revelations until June 1829. That was the time of completing the Book of Mormon, which was translated through the Nephite interpreters and also Joseph's other seer stone(s). After this, seer stones were generally not used while receiving revelation or translation. (The JST and the Book of Abraham translations both began with seer stone usage, but Joseph soon quit using them.{{ref|JSTandBoA}}) Following his baptism, receipt of the Holy Ghost, and ordination to the Melchizedek priesthood, Joseph seems have felt far less need to resort to the stones.{{ref|priesthood1}} He had learned, through divine tutoring, how to receive unmediated revelation—the Lord had taken him "line upon line" from where he was (surrounded with beliefs about seeing and divining) and brought him to further light, knowledge, and power.

This perspective was reinforced by Orson Pratt, who watched the New Testament revision (JST) and wondered why the use of seer stones/interpreters (as with the Book of Mormon) was not continued:

:While this thought passed through the speaker's mind, Joseph, as if he read his thoughts, looked up and explained that the Lord gave him the Urim and Thummim when he was inexperienced in the Spirit of inspiration. But now he had advanced so far that he understood the operations of that Spirit and did not need the assistance of that instrument.{{ref|prattuandt}}

===Are there any Biblical parallels to Joseph's seer stone understanding?===

The idea of sacred stones acting as revelators to believers is present in the Bible, and Joseph Smith embraced a decidedly "non-magical" and "pro-religious" view of them:

:In Revelation, John incorporates past religious symbols into his message. Thus the most internally consistent interpretation of the "white stone" combines with the book's assurance that the faithful will become "kings and priests" to the Most High (Rev. 1:6). These eternal priests will be in tune with God's will, like the High Priest with the breastplate of shining stones and the Urim. In Hebrew that term means "light," corresponding to the "white" stone of John's Revelation. This correlation should be obvious, but Joseph Smith is virtually alone in confidence that John sees the redeemed as full High Priests: "Then the white stone mentioned in Rev. 2:17 is the Urim and Thummim, whereby all things pertaining to a higher order of kingdoms, even all kingdoms, will be made know." As for genuine religion, Joseph Smith perceived the stone of John's vision not as a stone of chance but as a conduit of enlightenment and a reward of worthiness of character.{{ref|revelationjohn1}}

===What happened to the seer stones?===

As noted above, the Nephite interpreters were apparently reclaimed by Moroni following the loss of the 116 pages, and were only seen again by the Three Witnesses ([http://scriptures.lds.org/en/bm/thrwtnss Testimony of Three]).

Van Wagoner and Walker write:
: David Whitmer indicated that the seer stone was later given to Oliver Cowdery: "After the translation of the Book of Mormon was finished early in the spring of 1830 before April 6th, Joseph gave the Stone to Oliver Cowdery and told me as well as the rest that he was through with it, and he did not use the Stone anymore.” Whitmer, who was Cowdery's brother-in-law, stated that on Oliver's death in 1848, another brother-in-law, "Phineas Young, a brother of Brigham Young, and an old-time and once intimate friend of the Cowdery family came out from Salt Lake City, and during his visit he contrived to get the stone from its hiding place, through a little deceptive sophistry, extended upon the grief-stricken widow. When he returned to Utah he carried it in triumph to the apostles of Brigham Young's 'lion house.'"...

[Van Wagoner and Walker here confuse the two seer stones, so this section is not included here, given that better information has since come to light.]

:...Joseph Fielding Smith, as an apostle, made clear that "the Seer Stone which was in the possession of the Prophet Joseph Smith in early days . . . is now in the possession of the Church." Elder Joseph Anderson, Assistant to the Council of the Twelve and long-time secretary to the First Presidency, clarified in 1971 that the "Seer Stone that Joseph Smith used in the early days of the Church is in possession of the Church and is kept in a safe in Joseph Fielding Smith's office.... [The stone is] slightly smaller than a chicken egg, oval, chocolate in color."{{ref|fatestone}} (This would be Joseph's first, "shoe-shaped stone," which was given to Oliver Cowdery, and then to his brother-in-law Phineaus Young, brother of Brigham Young.{{ref|fatestone1}})

Joseph's second (white) stone is also in the possession of the LDS First Presidency.{{ref|2ndstonefate}}

===Has the Church tried to hide Joseph's use of a seer stone?===

The Church has been very frank about the seer stone's use, though the ''product'' of the translation of the Book of Mormon is usually given much more attention that the ''process''.

Text translated with the Nephite interpreters was lost with the 116 pages given to Martin Harris—see {{s||DC|3||}}. The Church's ''Historical Record'' records Joseph's use of the seer stone to translate all of our current Book of Mormon text:

:As a chastisement for this carelessness [loss of the 116 pages], the Urim and Thummim was taken from Smith. But by humbling himself, he again found favor with the Lord and was presented a strange oval-shaped, chocolate colored stone, about the size of an egg, but more flat which it was promised should answer the same purpose. With this stone all the present book was translated. [Note that the chronology of Joseph's acquisition of the stone is here somewhat confused. The use of the stone, however, is clearly indicated.]{{ref|hr1}}

References to the stone are not confined to the distant past. Elder Russell M. Nelson of the Twelve Apostles described the process clearly in an ''Ensign'' article:

:Joseph Smith would put the seer stone into a hat, and put his face in the hat, drawing it closely around his face to exclude the light; and in the darkness the spiritual light would shine. A piece of something resembling parchment would appear, and on that appeared the writing. One character at a time would appear, and under it was the interpretation in English. Brother Joseph would read off the English to Oliver Cowdery, who was his principal scribe, and when it was written down and repeated to Brother Joseph to see if it was correct, then it would disappear, and another character with the interpretation would appear. Thus the Book of Mormon was translated by the gift and power of God, and not by any power of man.{{ref|nelson1}}

It would be strange to try to hide something by having an apostle talk about it, and then send the account to every LDS home in the official magazine!

====Other mentions in Church materials====
Similar material is also found in other Church publications, some of which are included below:

* {{Ensign1|author=Richard Lloyd Anderson|article=‘By the Gift and Power of God’|date=Sepember 1977|start=79}}{{link|url=http://www.lds.org/ldsorg/v/index.jsp?vgnextoid=2354fccf2b7db010VgnVCM1000004d82620aRCRD&locale=0&sourceId=5a921f26d596b010VgnVCM1000004d82620a____&hideNav=1}}
* Hyrum Andrus, ''Joseph Smith, the Man, the Seer'' (Salt Lake City, Utah: Deseret Book Company, 1960), 102. {{GL1|url=http://gospelink.com/library/doc?doc_id=271098}}
* {{FR-6-1-14}}
* {{BYUS|author=Marvin S. Hill|article=Money-Digging Folklore and the Beginnings of Mormonism: An Interpretative Suggestion|vol=24|num=4|date=Fall 1984|start=?|end=??}}{{GL|url=http://gospelink.com/library/doc?doc_id=282646}}
* {{IE1|author=Francis W. Kirkham|article=The Manner of Translating The BOOK of MORMON|date=1939}} {{GL1|url=http://gospelink.com/library/doc?doc_id=242545}}
* Joseph Fielding McConkie, Craig J. Ostler, ''Revelations of the Restoration: A Commentary on the Doctrine and Covenants and Other Modern Revelations'' (Salt Lake City, Utah: Deseret Book Co., 2000), D&C 9. {{GL1|url=http://gospelink.com/library/doc?doc_id=352684}}
* {{JBMS-2-2-14}}
* {{DFS1|article=A Brief Debate on the Book of Mormon|vol=1|start=350}}{{GL1|url=http://gospelink.com/library/doc?doc_id=205446}}
* {{BYUS1|author=Royal Skousen|article=Towards a Critical Edition of the Book of Mormon|start=52|date=Winter 1990|vol=30|num=1}}{{GL1|url=http://gospelink.com/library/doc?doc_id=282960}}

=={{Conclusion label}}==

The charge that the Church is "hiding" or "suppressing" this material cannot be sustained.

=={{Endnotes label}}==

#{{note|gardner1}}Brant A. Gardner, [http://www.fairlds.org/FAIR_Conferences/2009_Joseph_the_Seer.html Joseph the Seer—or Why Did He Translate With a Rock in His Hat?], 2009 FAIR Conference presentation. Gardner references [9] D. Michael Quinn, ''Early Mormonism and the Magic World View (Salt Lake City: Signature Books, 1987), 38.'' and [10] Richard L. Bushman, ''Joseph Smith and the Beginnings of Mormonism'' (Urbana and Chicago: University of Illinois Press, 1984), 70.
#{{note|mcgee1}} {{Ashurst-McGee-Thesis|start=200|end=215}}
#{{note|chase1}} Eber Dudley Howe, ''Mormonism Unvailed'' (Painesville, Ohio: Telegraph Press, 1834), 241-242; cited in {{Dialogue|author=Richard Van Wagoner and Steven Walker|article=Joseph Smith: 'The Gift of Seeing|vol=15|num=2|date=Summer 1982|start=48|end=68}}
#{{note|gardner2}}Gardner, ''Joseph the Seer...''
#{{note|pin}} Joel Tiffany, ''Tiffany's Monthly'' (June 1859): 164;cited in Van Wagoner and Walker, 55.

#{{note|mcgee1}} {{Ashurst-McGee-Thesis|start=200|end=215}}
#{{note|confused1}} See, for example, {{CHC1|vol=1|start=129}}; Roberts was followed by Richard S. Van Wagoner, Dan Vogel, Ogden Kraut, Jerald and Sandra Tanner, and D. Michael Quinn. See discussion in Ashurst-McGee, 247n317.
#{{note|mcgee2}} {{Ashurst-McGee-Thesis|start=200|end=283}}
#{{note|mcgee3}} {{Ashurst-McGee-Thesis|start=200|end=201}}

#{{note|chase1}} Eber Dudley Howe, ''Mormonism Unvailed'' (Painesville, Ohio: Telegraph Press, 1834), 241-242; cited in {{Dialogue|author=Richard Van Wagoner and Steven Walker|article=Joseph Smith: 'The Gift of Seeing|vol=15|num=2|date=Summer 1982|start=48|end=68}}
#{{note|chaseconfirm}} See Van Wagoner and Walker, 54.

#{{note|stonesize}} W. D. Purple, ''The Chenango Union'' (3 May 1877); cited in {{NewWitnessForChrist1|vol=2|start=365}} (See Van Wagoner and Walker, 54.)
#{{note|secondstoneappear}} Richard Marcellas Robinson, "The History of a Nephite Coin," manuscript, 20 December 1834, LDS Church archives; cited in {{Ashurst-McGee-Thesis1|start=264}}

#{{note|pin}} Joel Tiffany, ''Tiffany's Monthly'' (June 1859): 164;cited in Van Wagoner and Walker, 55.
#{{note|lucymack1}} {{biosketch|start=91|end=92}}
#{{note|marryemma1}} {{BYUS1|author=Dean C. Jessee|article=Joseph Knight's Recollection of Early Mormon History|vol=17|date=August 1976|num=1|page=31}}; cited in {{Ashurst-McGee-Thesis1|start=281}}

#{{note|stoneplates1}} Mormonism—II," ''Tiffany's Monthly'' (June 1859): 163, see also 169; cited in Ashurst-McGee (2000), 286.
#{{note|henryharris1}} Henry Harris, statement in E.D. Howe ''Mormonism Unvailed'' (1833), 252; cited in Ashurst-McGee (2000), 290.
#{{note|knight1}} Joseph Knight, cited in Leonard J. Arrington and Davis Bitton, ''Saints Without Halos: The Human Side of Mormon History'' (Salt Lake City, Signature Books, 1981), 6. Spelling and punctuation have been modernized. The original text reads: "After Brackfist Joseph Cald me in to the other Room and he sit his foot on the Bed and leaned his head on his hand and says, well I am Dissopented. Well, say I, I am sorrey. Well, says he, I am grateley Dissopnted. It is ten times Better then I expected. Then he went on to tell the length and width and thickness of the plates and, said he, they appear to be gold. But he seamed to think more of the glasses or the urim and thummim than he Did of the plates for says he, I can see anything. They are Marvelous."
#{{note|harris1}} Joel Tiffany, "Mormonism—No. II," ''Tiffany's Monthly'' (June 1859): 165–166; cited in VanWagoner and Walker, footnote 27.
#{{note|harriswhite1}} Tiffany, 163.
#{{note|mouthoffools}} Told in ''Millennial Star'' 44:87; quotation from {{Ensign1|author=Kenneth W. Godfrey|article=A New Prophet and a New Scripture: The Coming Forth of the Book of Mormon|date=January 1988|start=6}}{{link|url=http://library.lds.org/nxt/gateway.dll/Magazines/Ensign/1988.htm/ensign%20january%201988.htm/a%20new%20prophet%20and%20a%20new%20scripture%20the%20coming%20forth%20of%20the%20book%20of%20mormon.htm}}
#{{note|variousstones1}} See {{Ashurst-McGee-Thesis|start=320|end=326}}

#{{note|hr1}} ''The Historical Record. Devoted Exclusively to Historical, Biographical, Chronological and Statistical Matters'', (LDS Church Archives), 632,; cited in Van Wagoner and Walker, 54. Note that Van Wagoner and Walker contain inaccurate information about the stones, their provenance, and order of discovery.
#{{note|recoverurim}} See Joseph Smith's 1838/9 history in {{EarlyMormonDocs1|vol=1|num=73}} and {{LucyMackSmith-Anderson1| start=428}}
#{{note|sh1}} ''Saints' Herald'' 26 (15 November 1879): 341.

#{{note|gazalem1}} The material on "gazelem" is derived from Van Wagoner and Walker, 56.
#{{note|wwphelps1}} {{EMS1|vol=1|num=8|date=January 1833|author=William W. Phelps (uncredited)|article=The Book of Mormon|start=58}}; cited in Van Wagoner and Walker, 53. {{link|url=http://contentdm.lib.byu.edu/u?/NCMP1820-1846,5765}}
#{{note|interchange1}} See discussion in Van Wagoner and Walker, 59–63.

# {{note|williamsmith1}} William Smith interview by J. W. Peterson and W. S. Pender, 4 July 1891, reported in ''The Rod of Iron'' 3 (February 1924): 6-7; ''Saints' Herald'' 79 (9 March 1932): 238; cited in VanWagoner and Walker, footnote 27.
#{{note|anthon1}} Charles Anthon letter to E. D. Howe, 17 Feb. 1834, published in E.D. Howe, ''Mormonism Unvailed'', 17; cited in VanWagoner and Walker, footnote 27.

#{{note|JSTandBoA}} {{Ashurst-McGee-Thesis|start=334|end=337}}
#{{note|priesthood1}} {{Ashurst-McGee-Thesis|start=332|end=333}}
#{{note|prattuandt}} {{MatureJS}} ; citing Orson Pratt, "Discourse at Brigham City," 27 June 1874, Ogden (Utah) Junction, cited in {{MS|author=Orson Pratt|article=Two Days´ Meeting at Brigham City|vol=36|date=11 August 1874|start=498|end=499}}

#{{note|revelationjohn1}} {{MatureJS}}

#{{note|fatestone}} Van Wagoner and Walker, 58–59 (citations removed).
#{{note|fatestone}} {{Ashurst-McGee-Thesis|start=230|231}}
#{{note|2ndstonefate}} Quinn, ''Early Mormonism and the Magic World View'' 242–247.
#{{note|hr1}} ''The Historical Record. Devoted Exclusively to Historical, Biographical, Chronological and Statistical Matters'' (LDS Church Archives), 632.
#{{note|nelson1}} David Whitmer, ''An Address to All Believers in Christ'' (Richmond, Mo.: n.p., 1887), 12; cited in {{Ensign1|author=Russell M. Nelson|article=A Treasured Testament|date=July 1993|start=61}}{{link|url=http://www.lds.org/ldsorg/v/index.jsp?vgnextoid=2354fccf2b7db010VgnVCM1000004d82620aRCRD&locale=0&sourceId=05169209df38b010VgnVCM1000004d82620a____&hideNav=1}}



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==Reference Templates==

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*[[Template:BiblePrint]]

====JST links====

*[[Template:JSTWiki]] - FAIRwiki JST links
*[[Template:JSTFAIR]] - FAIR site refs
*[[Template:JSTLinks]] - JST refs with hotlinks
*[[Template:JSTPrint]] - JST refs, printed versions only

====Theosis (Deification)====

*[[Template:TheosisWiki]] - FAIRwiki links
*[[Template:TheosisFAIR]] - FAIR site refs
*[[Template:TheosisLinks]] - refs, with hotlinks
*[[Template:TheosisPrint]] - refs, printed versions only

===Blood Atonement and Mormon Reformation (1857) links===

*[[Template:BloodAtonementWiki]] - FAIRwiki
*[[Template:BloodAtonementFAIR]] - FAIR site refs
*[[Template:BloodAtonementLinks]] -
*[[Template:BloodAtonementPrint]] -

===Book of Mormon templates===
*[[Template:Book of Mormon anachronisms]]
*[[Template:Book of Mormon historicity books]]

====Book of Mormon footer templates====
*[[Template:BoMFooterWiki]]
*[[Template:BoMFooterFAIR]]
*[[Template:BoMFooterLinks]]
*[[Template:BoMFooterPrint]]

Footers in small print, to link to other subgroups of Book of Mormon material. (See General templates for examples of use).

====Book of Mormon GENERAL templates====
*[[Template:BoMWiki]]
*[[Template:BoMFAIR]]
*[[Template:BoMLinks]]
*[[Template:BoMPrint]]

====Book of Mormon archaeology====

*[[Template:BoMArchaelogyLinks]] - with hotlinks
*[[Template:BoMArchaelogyPrint]] - printed works only (no on-line version)

====Book of Mormon authorship====

*[[Template:BoMAuthorshipWiki]] - list of authorship subtheories
*[[Template:BoMAuthorshipFAIR]] - list of FAIR TG links
*[[Template:BoMAuthorshipLinks]] - articles with hotlinks
*[[Template:BoMAuthorshipPrint]] - printed only
*[[Template:BoMCriticalText]] - books and articles on the Book of Mormon Critical Text Project

====Book of Mormon and KJV Bible text templates====

*[[Template:BoMBibleWiki]]
*[[Template:BoMBibleFAIR]]
*[[Template:BoMBibleLinks]]
*[[Template:BoMBiblePrint]]

====Book of Mormon and DNA====

*[[Template:DNAWiki]]
*[[Template:DNAFAIR]]
*[[Template:DNALinks]]
*[[Template:DNAPrint]]

====Book of Mormon geography====

*[[Template:BoMGeographyWiki]] - Wiki articles on geography in BoM
*[[Template:BoMGeographyFAIR]] - FAIR topical guide links of BoM geography
*[[Template:BoMGeographyLinks]] - references on geography
*[[Template:BoMGeographyPrint]] - references in print only
=====Book of Mormon geo - tables of models=====
*FAIRWiki:All_BoM_geography_model_raw_data_templates
*[[Template:BoMGeoTableStart]] - header of tables
*[[Template:BoMGeoTableEnd]] - footer of tables
{{BoMGeoTableList}}

====Book of Mormon - gold and metal plates====
*[[Template:PlatesWiki]]
*[[Template:PlatesFAIR]]
*[[Template:PlatesLinks]]
*[[Template:PlatesPrint]]

====Book of Mormon Hebraic Influences====

*[[Template:BoMHebrewInfluencesWiki]]
*[[Template:BoMHebrewInfluencesFAIR]]
*[[Template:BoMHebrewInfluencesLinks]]
*[[Template:BoMHebrewInfluencesPrint]]

===Book of Mormon witnesses templates===

*[[Template:BoMWitnessesWiki]]
*[[Template:BoMWitnessesFAIR]]
*[[Template:BoMWitnessesLinks]]
*[[Template:BoMWitnessesPrint]]
*[[Template:BoMWitnessesCritics]] - criticisms of the Witnesses

===Book of Mormon - Slaying Laban templates===

*[[Template:LabanWiki]]
*[[Template:LabanFAIR]]
*[[Template:LabanLinks]]
*[[Template:LabanPrint]]

===Church history and D&C templates===

====Apostasy templates====

*[[Template:ApostasyWiki]]
*[[Template:ApostasyFAIR]]
*[[Template:ApostasyLinks]]
*[[Template:ApostasyPrint]]

====D&C and Lectures on Faith====
*[[Template:DCWiki]] - wiki articles on D&C and lectures on faith
*[[Template:DCFAIR]] - FAIR articles
*[[Template:DCLinks]] - off-site with links
*[[Template:DCPrint]] - printed only

====Emma Smith templates====

*[[Template:EmmaSmithWiki]]
*[[Template:EmmaSmithFAIR]]
*[[Template:EmmaSmithLinks]]
*[[Template:EmmaSmithPrint]]

====First Vision====

*[[Template:FirstVisionWiki]] - wiki articles
*[[Template:FirstVisionFAIR]] - FAIR articles
*[[Template:FirstVisionLinks]] - off-site with links
*[[Template:FirstVisionPrint]] - printed only

====Legal issues templates====

*[[Template:JSLegalWiki]]
*[[Template:JSLegalFAIR]]
*[[Template:JSLegalLinks]]
*[[Template:JSLegalPrint]]

===="Magic", Occult, etc.====
*[[Template:MagicWiki]]
*[[Template:MagicFAIR]]
*[[Template:MagicLinks]]
*[[Template:MagicPrint]]
*[[Template:MagicCritics]] - list of those who ascribe Joseph's work to occult, magic, etc.
*[[Template:SourceOfMagic]] - subsection on non-occult source of power for dowsing, seer stones, etc.]
*[[Template:SourceOfMagicRefs]] - footnotes for the above

=====1826 Glasslooking trial=====
*[[Template:1826TrialWiki]]
*[[Template:1826TrialFAIR]]
*[[Template:1826TrialLinks]]
*[[Template:1826TrialPrint]]

=====Hofmann and other Forgeries=====

*[[Template:SalamanderWiki]]
*[[Template:SalamanderFAIR]]
*[[Template:SalamanderLinks]]
*[[Template:SalamanderPrint]]

====Plural marriage====
*[[Template:PolygamyWiki]]
*[[Template:PolygamyFAIR]]
*[[Template:PolygamyLinks]] - on-line versions available
*[[Template:PolygamyPrint]] - no hotlinks available
*[[Template:BYPolygamy]] - all Brigham Young polygamy wiki articles
*[[Template:PolygamyRequired]] - links to all inter-related articles on plural marriage as essential:

{{PolygamyRequired}}

====Political issues in Church history templates====
*[[Template:PoliticsWiki]]
*[[Template:PoliticsFAIR]]
*[[Template:PoliticsLinks]]
*[[Template:PoliticsPrint]]

====Priesthood templates====

*[[Template:AaronicPriesthoodWiki]]
*[[Template:AaronicPriesthoodFAIR]]
*[[Template:AaronicPriesthoodLinks]]
*[[Template:AaronicPriesthoodPrint]]
----
*[[Template:MelchizedekPriesthoodWiki]]
*[[Template:MelchizedekPriesthoodFAIR]]
*[[Template:MelchizedekPriesthoodLinks]]
*[[Template:MelchizedekPriesthoodPrint]]
----

*[[Template:BlacksPriesthoodWiki]]
*[[Template:BlacksPriesthoodFAIR]]
*[[Template:BlacksPriesthoodLinks]]
*[[Template:BlacksPriesthoodPrint]]

====Prophecy templates====
*[[Template:ProphecyWiki]]
*[[Template:ProphecyFAIR]]
*[[Template:ProphecyLinks]]
*[[Template:ProphecyPrint]]

===Evolution templates===

*[[Template:EvolutionWiki]]
*[[Template:EvolutionFAIR]]
*[[Template:EvolutionLinks]]
*[[Template:EvolutionPrint]]

===Grace templates===

*[[Template:GraceWiki]]
*[[Template:GraceFAIR]]
*[[Template:GraceLinks]]
*[[Template:GracePrint]]

===Heartland (Meldrum) templates===

* [[Template:HeartlandGeographyTables]]
*[[Template:FAIR:Reviews_of_DNA_Evidence_for_Book_of_Mormon_Geography:Misguided_Zeal]]
*[[Template:FAIR:Reviews of DNA Evidence for Book of Mormon Geography:DNA]]
*[[Template:FAIR:Reviews of DNA Evidence for Book of Mormon Geography:Geography]]
*[[Template:FAIR:Reviews of DNA Evidence for Book of Mormon Geography:Joseph Smith]]
*[[Template:FAIR:Reviews of DNA Evidence for Book of Mormon Geography:Prophecy and Scripture]]
*[[Template:FAIR:Reviews of DNA Evidence for Book of Mormon Geography:Identifying the Nephites]]
*[[Template:FAIR:Reviews of DNA Evidence for Book of Mormon Geography:Weather and Climate]]
*[[Template:FAIR:Reviews of DNA Evidence for Book of Mormon Geography:Buffalo]]
*[[Template:FAIR:Reviews_of_DNA_Evidence_for_Book_of_Mormon_Geography:Chronological Issues]]
*[[Template:FAIR:Reviews_of_DNA_Evidence_for_Book_of_Mormon_Geography:Nephite Structures]]
* [[Template:Ainsworth:Heartland_review_1]] - full info and link off site with disclaimer
* [[Template:Ainsworth:Heartland review 1 short]] - short link to full citation
* [[Template:TrueBoM:Heartland_review_1]] - full info and link off site with disclaimer
* [[Template:TrueBoM:Heartland_review_1 short]] - short link to full citation
* [[Template:Meldrum_E-mail_9_May_2008]] - references E-mail, with link to on-line version on FAIR blog posted by Robert White
* [[Template:Presentation:Meldrum:DNA Evidence for Book of Mormon]] - Full cite for DVD
* [[Template:DVD:Meldrum:2008]] - short reference to DVD with section and timestamp.
: '''Use:'''<nowiki> {{DVD:Meldrum:2008|section=X|time=Y}}</nowiki>

===Joseph Smith templates===

*[[Template:JosephSmithWiki]]
*[[Template:JosephSmithFAIR]]
*[[Template:JosephSmithLinks]]
*[[Template:JosephSmithPrint]]

====Other visionary issues====
*[[Template:JSOtherVisionWiki]] - wiki articles
*[[Template:JSOtherVisionFAIR]] - FAIR articles
*[[Template:JSOtherVisionLinks]] - off-site with links
*[[Template:JSOtherVisionPrint]] - printed only

===Godhead templates===

====God====
*[[Template:GodWiki]] - all topics on "God" generally
*[[Template:GodFAIR]]
*[[Template:GodLinks]]
*[[Template:GodPrint]]

====Jesus====
*[[Template:JesusWiki]] - all topics on the Savior
*[[Template:JesusFAIR]] - FAIR website topics on the Savior
*[[Template:JesusLinks]]
*[[Template:JesusPrint]]

====Holy Ghost====
*[[Template:HolyGhostWiki]] - all topics on the Holy Ghost
*[[Template:HolyGhostFAIR]]
*[[Template:HolyGhostLinks]]
*[[Template:HolyGhostPrint]]

===Interfaith issues templates===

*[[Template:InterfaithWiki]]
*[[Template:InterfaithFAIR]]
*[[Template:InterfaithLinks]]
*[[Template:InterfaithPrint]]

===Mountain Meadows Massacre (MMM) templates===

*[[Template:MMMWiki]]
*[[Template:MMMFAIR]]
*[[Template:MMMLinks]]
*[[Template:MMMPrint]]

===Pearl of Great Price templates===
*[[Template:BookofAbrahamWiki]]
*[[Template:BookofAbrahamFAIR]]
*[[Template:BookofAbrahamLinks]] - refs for BoA; on-line versions available
*[[Template:BookofAbrahamPrint]] - refs for BoA; no hotlinks

===Priesthood templates===
*[[Template:PriesthoodWiki]]
*[[Template:PriesthoodFAIR]]
*[[Template:PriesthoodLinks]] - on-line versions available
*[[Template:PriesthoodPrint]] - no hotlinks

===Hugh Nibley templates===

*[[Template:NibleyWiki]]
*[[Template:NibleyFAIR]]
*[[Template:NibleyLinks]]
*[[Template:NibleyPrint]]

===Other subjects===

*[[Template:CultureAttitudeWiki]] - list of cultural attitudes

====Accusations of dishonesty templates====

*[[Template:LyingWiki]]
*[[Template:LyingFAIR]]
*[[Template:LyingLinks]]
*[[Template:LyingPrint]]

====Statistics====

*[[Template:StatsWiki]]
*[[Template:StatsFAIR]]
*[[Template:StatsLinks]]
*[[Template:StatsPrint]]

===Quote mining templates===

*[[Template:Quotemininglist]] - lists of lies, distortions, textual manipulation, etc.

===Specific author templates===

*[[Template:AuthorsDisclaimer]] - explanatory note at the head of pages on specific authors
*[[Template:SpecificAuthorsList]] - list of specific authors

===Temple templates===

*[[Template:TempleWiki]]
*[[Template:TempleFAIR]]
*[[Template:TempleLinks]]
*[[Template:TemplePrint]]

====Freemasonry templates====

*[[Template:MasonryWiki]]
*[[Template:MasonryFAIR]]
*[[Template:MasonryLinks]]
*[[Template:MasonryPrint]]

===Word of Wisdom templates===

*[[Template:WoWWiki]]
*[[Template:WoWFAIR]]
*[[Template:WoWLinks]]
*[[Template:WoWPrint]]

==Footnote / Endnote templates==
These templates are used to create automatic endnotes.

*[[Template:Footnote boilerplate]] - shows no text, but if edited will see that it is commented text.
*[[Template:Note]] - used for text of automatic endnotes
*[[Template:Ref]] - used for text of automatic superscript links to endnotes

==Photo templates==

These templates link to photos, which may have very long URL's, and thus are difficult to read and edit in a wiki page. By putting a hotlink in its own template, confusion is avoided.

===Obsidian image hotlinks===
*[[Template:ObsidianImage1]]
*[[Template:ObsidianImage2]]
*[[Template:ObsidianImage3]]

==Website and Hotlink Templates==

===50 Questions for Mormons===

;[[Template:50Questions]] : links to lds.org website 
''Format'': <nowiki> {{50Questions}} </nowiki>

Appears like this:
{{50Questions}}

===Church LDS.org website===

;[[Template:lds]] : links to lds.org website 
''Format'': <nowiki> {{lds|topic=Marriage|url=http://etc. }} </nowiki>

Appears like this:
{{lds|topic=Challenges in Marriage|url=http://www.lds.org/topics/0,8170,1569-1-98,00.html}}

==="Edit Me"===

;[[Template:editme]] : FAIR website link 
''Format'': <nowiki> {{editme| url=PageName|before=TextBefore|after=TextAfter }} </nowiki>

''Note:''Use this at the top of templates to insert a small graphic for editors to click if they wish to edit the template list. The URL should be the page NAME that appears when one clicks "edit" the page which the link should edit.

Example of its use: [[Template:ArticleMasterLists]]
(For this example page, the url is <nowiki>Template:ArticleMasterLists</nowiki>)

So,
<nowiki>{{editme|url=FAIRWiki:Table_of_contents|before=This text is before the graphic|after='''This bold text is after the graphic'''}}</nowiki>

Gives the following output:

{{editme|url=FAIRWiki:Table_of_contents|before=This text is before the graphic|after='''This bold text is after the graphic'''}}

Note that if you do not want text before (and/or after), you must STILL include the before= and after= arguments, but leave them blank. So, to make a link to Table of Contents with no writing beside the icon, use:
<nowiki>{{editme|url=FAIRWiki:Table_of_contents|before=|after=}}</nowiki>

Which gives:

{{editme|url=FAIRWiki:Table_of_contents|before=|after=}}

If you don't include the blank before=|after=, then you get this:

{{editme|url=FAIRWiki:Table_of_contents}}

...which is ugly. :-)

===FAIR Topical Guide===

;[[Template:Tg]] : links to the topical guide; puts in "FAIR Topical Guide:" text for you 
''Format'': <nowiki> {{Tg|topic=Grace|url=http://etc. }} </nowiki>

Appears like this:
{{Tg|topic=Grace|url=http://www.fairlds.org/apol/ai054.html}}

===FAIR store===

;[[Template:fairstore]] : links to on-line store to purchase materials 
''Format'': <nowiki> {{fairstore|url=http://etc. }} </nowiki>

===FAIR Website===

;[[Template:fairlink]] : FAIR website link 
''Format'': <nowiki> {{fairlink| url=http://etc. }} </nowiki>

===FARMS Review===
*[[Reference templates/FARMS Review|''FARMS Review'' — Editor's templates]]
*[[Reference templates/FARMS Review#FARMS Review of Books — Administrative templates|''FARMS Review'' — Administrative templates]]

===GospeLink===
;[[Template:GL]] : GospeLink 
''Format'': <nowiki> {{GL | url=http://etc. }} </nowiki>

;[[Template:GL1]] : GospeLink - indicates that link is to a specific chapter, to distinguish from more generic links to the table of contents. Optional, but sometimes useful. (Compare link and link1 templates below.) 
''Format'': <nowiki> {{GL1| url=http://etc. }} </nowiki>

===Insights (FARMS Newsletter)===

*[[Insights list of articles 01-15| ''Insights'' Vol. 01-15]]
*[[Insights list of articles 16-20| ''Insights'' Vol. 16-20]]
*[[Insights_list_of_articles_21-25| ''Insights'' Vol. 21-25]]
*[[Insights_list_of_articles_26-30| ''Insights'' Vol. 26-30]]
*[[Template:FI-Subtemplates]]

===JBMS===
*[[JBMS Master list of articles|''JBMS'' Vol. 01-10]]
*[[JBMS Master list of articles 11-20|''JBMS'' Vol. 11-20]]
*[[Template:JBMS-Subtemplates]]

===Journal of Discourses===

* [[Template:JDQuickJump]] - gives hotlinks to each J of D table of contents.

===Off site HTML link===
;[[Template:link]]: Link to off-site webpage
''Format'': <nowiki> {{link|url=http://etc.}}</nowiki>

;[[Template:link1]]: Link to off-site webpage; marks it as a "direct" link to the specific citation (compare GL1 and GL)
''Format'': <nowiki> {{link|url=http://etc.}}</nowiki>

===Off site MP3 or other audio link===
;[[Template:mp3link]]: Link to off-site digital audio file (mp3, etc.)
''Format'': <nowiki> {{mp3link|url=http://etc.}}</nowiki>

===Off site PDF===
;[[Template:pdflink]]: Link to off-site PDF file
''Format'': <nowiki> {{pdflink|url=http://etc.}}</nowiki>

===Search for the Truth DVD===

Creates link for "source of criticism" from this anti-Mormon DVD, with hotlink to the replies and resources section.

;[[Template:SearchForTheTruthDVD]]:
''Format'': <nowiki> {{Template:SearchForTheTruthDVD}}</nowiki>

===wikilink===
;[[Template:wikilink]]: Link to other wiki article
''Format'': <nowiki> {{wikilink|url=http://etc.}}</nowiki>

Links can be made to the wiki by enclosing the title name in two square brackets, of course.

<nowiki>[[name of title here]]</nowiki>

The template discussed here allows a small link to the wiki, which can keep things from being too cluttered. The title of each article does NOT appear for the user.

Example:

<nowiki> {{wikilink|url=Bible basics}} </nowiki>

Gives a link like this: {{wikilink|url=Bible basics}}

Example of its use on a wikipage: [[First_Vision_accounts#Specific_First_Vision_Issues|here]].

==Special templates==

===Click===

This template creates a clickable graphic image to use as a link. It is used, for instance, by the "editme" template.

;[[Template:Click]]:
''Format'': <nowiki> {{Click|url=PageName|width=Xpx|height=Ypx|image=Wiki.jpg|Title=NAME}}</nowiki>

Where
:url=LOCAL pagename. This does not work for http:// style links outside the Wiki.
:X=pixel width of image (to max of 100 px; can exceed size of your graphic, but not be less than it)
:Y=pixel hegiht of image (as above)
:image=name of graphic to use as link
:title=Name of link

===Bookstore text===

Edit [http://en.fairmormon.org/MediaWiki:Booksources-text this] file to change the text on the ISBN links.
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{{AuthorsDisclaimer}}
__TOC__ 
==FAIR Wiki articles==
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* Place wiki links here

==Reviews of author's work(s)==

* Place links or references to reviews here

=={{Further reading label}}==
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[[My new page]] - red means the link doesn't exit; click to create it
[[Kirtland Safety Society]] - blue means page exists; click to read or edit it

[[Kirtland Safety Society|This link goes to the KSS]] - same page, different text leading to it.

[http://www.google.com Google page]
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The pairs of templates discussed in this guideline are:

{| class="wikitable"
! Link in text area !! Link in footnote area
|-
| width="50%" |'''<nowiki>{{</nowiki>[[template:ref|ref]]<nowiki>|</nowiki>'''<nowiki><name></nowiki>'''<nowiki>}}</nowiki>'''
| width="50%" | '''<nowiki>#{{</nowiki>[[template:note|note]]<nowiki>|</nowiki>''' - followed by comment or citation

|-
|}

'''Not all references are made using the footnote templates described on this page.'''

Also, '''not all footnotes are citations of information sources.''' They are also used for clarification or other notes about material. Common uses include explaining the meaning of a table header, or an exception regarding a specific entry in a table.

== Footnotes ==

A footnote is a note placed at the bottom of a page of a document that comments on, and may cite a reference for, a part of the main text. The connection between the relevant text and its footnote is often indicated with a number or symbol which is used both after the text fragment and the footnote.

Footnotes are sometimes useful for relevant text that would distract from the main point if embedded in the main text, yet are helpful in explaining a point in greater detail.

=== Footnote usage ===

This method uses numbered links in text to connect to footnotes, and footnotes contain backlinks to the referring text.

* To avoid an editor having to renumber footnotes due to insertion or deletion, this method uses automatically-generated numbers as much as possible ("ref" and "note" templates).
* The connection between text and footnote uses text labels, so it is possible to identify the intended footnote even if numbering becomes incorrect.
** The footnote connection is intended to be robust so content can be converted for use with future versions of supporting software.
* To reduce disruption in the flow of text, the style of footnote references is a small number.

The automatically numbered "ref" templates introduce some changes to the writing of pages where it is used (note that the two "external links" examples in this paragraph are completely fictitious, the links don't lead anywhere):
* External links should not be made through numbered links (e.g. <nowiki>[http://example.com]</nowiki> creates a "numbered" link that looks like this: [http://example.com [1<nowiki>]</nowiki>]), instead a text fragment relevant to the link should be included (<nowiki>[http://example.com Example]</nowiki>, which creates an external link that looks like this: [http://example.com Example]). 

This method has the following disadvantages:
* When using the "ref" template there can only be one sequence of notes from the text - using the "ref num" template can circumvent that (although usually there's not much of a reason to do that).
* Every footnote number in the text refers to a separate note at the bottom: if you want to reuse a number so that it refers to the same footnote at the bottom, the "ref label"/"note label" variant is used.
* It is not possible to test new footnotes whilst previewing (though you can test the back link, which should really confirm both).

==How to use==

The basic use of the "ref" and "note" templates is just choosing a one word descriptive '''name''' for your reference and:
* put '''<nowiki>{{ref|<name>}}</nowiki>''' where you want the footnote number to be
* put a numbered list at the bottom of your document '''<nowiki># {{note|<name>}}</nowiki>'''.
Use a separate note for each reference.

There are two examples below: one for this basic use of the "ref" and "note" templates, a second example explains how to build identical references, referring to the same footnote, using the "ref label" and "note label" templates for additional references to a "ref"/"note" footnote.

===Example===

<nowiki>This is an example of a whole document in wiki format.{{ref|myref-25}}</nowiki>

<nowiki>==References==</nowiki>

<nowiki> # {{note|myref-25}} and this is a note about the text from page 25
of a book. If known, give full reference including title, author, and ISBN.</nowiki>

the <nowiki>{{ref num|<name>|<fixed number>}}</nowiki> template (where the numbers of the text references are '''fixed''' and not automatically assigned) can be used instead of the <nowiki>{{ref|<name>}}</nowiki> template, but this is '''discouraged''', while this might more easily provoke the numbers getting mixed up later in the process.

Please follow the [[FAIRwiki:Style_guide | FAIRWiki style guide]] format for endnotes.

===Example with multiple references to the same footnote===
If the same source has to be used several times, the additional references have to identify the footnote number and a label with which to identify the backlink (usually a letter "a" through "z").

<nowiki>This is an example of a whole document in wiki format.{{ref|myref-25}}</nowiki>
<nowiki>Another reference to the same source can be made.{{ref_label|myref-25|1|a}}</nowiki>
<nowiki>In this case, "1" is the number in the References section and "a" is the backlink label.</nowiki>

<nowiki>==References==</nowiki>

<nowiki> # {{note|myref-25}}{{note_label|myref-25|1|a}} and this is a note about the text from page 25
of a book. If known, give full reference including title, author, and ISBN.</nowiki>

==Style recommendations==

* Internal links should still be used as normal (<nowiki>[[like this]]</nowiki>).
* External links should be avoided in normal text since they break easily
* External links in external links sections are fine, but should not be needed for the article text to be complete and verifiable.
* External links should '''always''' be titled (<nowiki>[http://example.com like this]</nowiki>) (''unless they come after all endnotes'', in which case they won't mess up the auto numbering).
* where possible choose a name for each link which matches the author/page system used by academics use a single word and a hyphen to connect the page number (hunter-47)
* with multiple books by the same author, make a difference b.g. hunterA-22, hunterA-46 & hunterB-35 for page 22 and 46 of hunter's first book and page 35 of her second book.

== Helping editors unfamiliar with footnote templates ==
As the recommended footnote structure does not appear to be entirely intuitive to all editors, and as notes being placed in the wrong order can affect the order of all following notes, making notes appear as if they do not match up, this short HowTo description can be inserted at the top of the Notes section, marked off to hide it from the actual article:

<pre>
<nowiki></nowiki>
</pre>

Instead of copy-pasting this text, it is possible to insert the following: <nowiki>{{subst:</nowiki>[[template:Footnote boilerplate|Footnote boilerplate]]<nowiki>}}</nowiki> (don't forget the "subst:", only then does the template tag gets replaced by the commentary!).

==How does it work?==
''This section describes the technical implementation based upon characteristics of the current software.''

The [[Template:ref|<nowiki>{{ref|<name>}}</nowiki> template]] uses tricks listed in [[m:Help:Variable]] to create an external wiki link back to a section in the same page (like <nowiki>[http://www.fairwiki.org/wiki/This_Page.html#footnote]</nowiki>). This external link is then automatically numbered by the normal numbering system for external links without link text. The link is surrounded in a ''sup'' tag which makes it look like a footnote and gives a reference that the footnote can link back to.

<nowiki>{{ref|Nibley}}</nowiki>

becomes

<nowiki>
[</nowiki>{{SERVER}}{{localurl:Page_name.html}}<nowiki>#endnote_only]</nowiki>

The [[Template:Note|<nowiki>{{note|<name>}}</nowiki> template]] is a bit simpler, and is basically a copy of the older [[Template:Fnb|<nowiki>{{fnb|<name>}}</nowiki> template]]. This just creates a section link back to the location of the footnote.

<nowiki># {{note|Nibley}}</nowiki>

becomes

<nowiki># <cite id="endnote_Nibley" style="font-style: normal;">[[#ref_only|'''^''']]</cite> </nowiki>

Normal link and list numbering then produces automatic numbering of the footnotes.

==Disadvantages==

* Editors must make sure to keep the numbered list at the bottom of the page in the same order as the references in the article text, or else the numbers may not match up. (Though this is better than relying on manual numbering at both ends.)
* Because of the way links are numbered, inline external links cannot be used in combination with auto-numbered footnotes. They must be converted into footnotes, too. (Or, they can come after the endnotes, in the "Further reading" section, since this won't mix up the automatic numbering).
* Superscripts cause an increase in line spacing for the line they are on. Because lines without superscripts are still displayed at the original line spacing, this makes the text unevenly spaced, and this looks bad. This is a general problem with superscripts.
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{{Articles FAIR copyright}} {{Articles Header 1}} {{Articles Header 2}} {{Articles Header 3}} {{Articles Header 4}} {{Articles Header 5}} {{Articles Header 6}} {{Articles Header 7}} {{Articles Header 8}} {{Articles Header 9}} {{Articles Header 10}}
This page lists ''all'' templates created on the FAIR Wiki. Please update it if you create new templates.
__NOTOC__
==Reference Templates==

This templates allow frequently-cited works to be included with short cuts. This allows all referenecs to be identical, include off-site links, use standard forms, etc. Changes to references can be made in one spot, instead of hundreds.

* {{ArticleMasterLists}}

==Scripture Templates==

*[[Template:Scripture]]
*[[Template:S]]
*[[Template:Bible]]
*[[Template:B]]

All these templates are identical in English. We encourage English writers to use the Bible template for Bible scriptures (though using the Scripture template also works for Bible verses) because non-English wikis must use separate ones. (There is no official Church non-English Bible on the LDS site, so non-LDS Bibles must refer to another site.

To learn how to use it, see: [[FAIRWiki:Scripture_template_how_to]].

===Multiple version templates===

These templates allow multiple versions to be displayed in an attractive table; you must provide the citation text itself:

* [[Template:Parallel2]]
* [[Template:Parallel3]]
* [[Template:Parallel4]]
* [[Template:Parallel5]]
** [[Template:ParallelItem]] - use to make the above

For a demo of its use, see: [[Scripture:ALWTest]]

=Translation help templates=

For non-English wikis, we use the following "labels" for commonly used text. This allows many hundreds of pages to be translated by changing one page. Using them in English pages is a huge service to our internatinalization efforts, though it makes no difference in the appearance for English users.

{| valign="top" border="1" style="width:100%; font-size:85%"
!width="40%"|Code
!width="50%"|Appearance
!width="10%"|To Edit
|-
|<nowiki>{{Question label}}</nowiki>||{{Question label}}||[[Template:Question label|{{edit label}}]]
|-
|<nowiki>{{Answer label}}</nowiki>||{{Answer label}}||[[Template:Answer label|{{edit label}}]]
|-
|<nowiki>{{Response label}}</nowiki>||{{Response label}}||[[Template:Response label|{{edit label}}]]
|-
|<nowiki>{{Endnotes label}}</nowiki>||{{Endnotes label}}||[[Template:Endnotes label|{{edit label}}]]
|-
|<nowiki>{{Further reading label}}</nowiki>||{{Further reading label}}||[[Template:Further reading label|{{edit label}}]]
|-
|<nowiki>{{Conclusion label}}</nowiki>||{{Conclusion label}}||[[Template:Conclusion label|{{edit label}}]]
|-
|<nowiki>{{FAIR wiki articles label}}</nowiki>||{{FAIR wiki articles label}}||[[Template:FAIR wiki articles label|{{edit label}}]]
|-
|<nowiki>{{FAIR web site label}}</nowiki>||{{FAIR web site label}}||[[Template:FAIR web site label|{{edit label}}]]
|-
|<nowiki>{{External links label}}</nowiki>||{{External links label}}||[[Template:External links label|{{edit label}}]]
|-
|<nowiki>{{Printed material label}}</nowiki>||{{Printed material label}}||[[Template:Printed material label|{{edit label}}]]
|-
|<nowiki>{{FAIR topical guide label}}</nowiki>||{{FAIR topical guide label}}||[[Template:FAIR topical guide label|{{edit label}}]]
|-
|<nowiki>{{edit label}}</nowiki>||{{edit label}}||[[Template:edit label|{{edit label}}]]
|-
|<nowiki>{{Summary page}}</nowiki>||{{Summary page}}||[[Template:Summary page|{{edit label}}]]
|-
|<nowiki>{{Criticism source label English}}</nowiki>
* Text above the list of critical sources from English (non-English wikis will later add their own language sources, but this allows English sources to appear with no edits
||{{Criticism source label English}}||[[Template:Criticism source label English|{{edit label}}]]
|-
|<nowiki>{{CriticalSources}}</nowiki>
* Click to get list of critical sources on separate subpage
||{{CriticalSources}}||[[Template:CriticalSources|{{edit label}}]]
|<nowiki>{{Video label}}</nowiki>||{{Video label}}||[[Template:Video label|{{edit label}}]]
|-
|<nowiki>{{FAIR wiki articles in templates label}}</nowiki>||{{FAIR wiki articles in templates label}}||[[Template:FAIR wiki articles in templates label|{{edit label}}]]
|-
|<nowiki>{{On-line articles in templates label}}</nowiki>||{{On-line articles in templates label}}||[[Template:On-line articles in templates label|{{edit label}}]]
|-
|<nowiki>{{Printed materials in templates label}}</nowiki>||{{Printed materials in templates label}}||[[Template:Printed materials in templates label|{{edit label}}]]
|-
|<nowiki>{{FAIR articles in templates label}}</nowiki>||{{FAIR articles in templates label}}||[[Template:FAIR articles in templates label|{{edit label}}]]
|-
|}

==Portal frequently used text==

As above, for the FAIR wiki portals

{| valign="top" border="1" style="width:100%; font-size:85%"
!width="40%"|Code
!width="50%"|Displays
!width="10%"|To edit
|-
|<nowiki>{{Portal title}}</nowiki>||{{Portal title}}||[[Template:Portal title|{{edit label}}]]
|-
|<nowiki>{{Portal articles title}}</nowiki>||{{Portal articles title}}||[[Template:Portal articles title|{{edit label}}]]
|-
|<nowiki>{{Portal FAIR topics}}</nowiki>||{{Portal FAIR topics}}||[[Template:Portal FAIR topics|{{edit label}}]]
|-
|<nowiki>{{Portal TG}}</nowiki>||{{Portal TG}}||[[Template:Portal TG|{{edit label}}]]
|-
|<nowiki>{{Portal FARMS}}</nowiki>||{{Portal FARMS}}||[[Template:Portal FARMS|{{edit label}}]]
|-
|<nowiki>{{Portal other reading}}</nowiki>||{{Portal other reading}}||[[Template:Portal other reading|{{edit label}}]]
|-
|<nowiki>{{Portal on line}}</nowiki>||{{Portal on line}}||[[Template:Portal on line|{{edit label}}]]
|-
|<nowiki>{{Portal in print}}</nowiki>||{{Portal in print}}||[[Template:Portal in print|{{edit label}}]]
|-
|<nowiki>{{Portal other portals}}</nowiki>||{{Portal other portals}}||[[Template:Portal other portals|{{edit label}}]]
|-
|<nowiki>{{Portal primary sources}}</nowiki>||{{Portal primary sources}}||[[Template:Portal primary sources|{{edit label}}]]
|-
|<nowiki>{{Portal other PR sites}}</nowiki>
*(Links for journalists, etc.)
||{{Portal other PR sites}}||[[Template:Portal other PR sites|{{edit label}}]]
|-
|<nowiki>{{Portal pending}}</nowiki>||{{Portal pending}}||[[Template:Portal pending|{{edit label}}]]

|}

==Editing Templates==

These templates provide short cuts for editing, replacing oft-used text, etc.

===General editing templates===
{| border="1" cellpadding="2"
{| valign="top" border="1" style="width:100%; font-size:85%"
!width="10%"|No.
!width="20%"|Template code
!width="60%"|Inserts this in the article
!width="10%"|Click this link to edit it
|-
|
====*====
||<nowiki>{{Absurd}}</nowiki>
||{{Absurd}}
||[[Template:Absurd|edit]]
|-
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====*====
||<nowiki>{{An|Put any annotate text here you want}}</nowiki>
||{{An|Put any annotate text here you want}}
||[[Template:An|edit]]
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====*====
||<nowiki>{{attn}}</nowiki>
||{{attn}}
||[[Template:attn|edit]]
|-
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====*====
||<nowiki>{{AuthorPublisherResponse}}</nowiki>
||{{AuthorPublisherResponse}}
||[[Template:AuthorPublisherResponse|edit]]
|-
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====*====
||<nowiki>{{BoM, JST, and KJV links}}</nowiki>
||{{BoM, JST, and KJV links}}
||[[Template:BoM, JST, and KJV links|edit]]
|-
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====*====
||<nowiki>{{CiteCritic}}</nowiki>
||{{CiteCritic}}
||[[Template:CiteCritic|edit]]
|-
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====*====
||<nowiki>{{DoYouHaveQuestions}}</nowiki>
||{{DoYouHaveQuestions}}
||[[Template:DoYouHaveQuestions|edit]]
|-
|

====*====
||<nowiki>{{demo}}</nowiki>
||{{demo}}
||[[Template:demo|edit]]
|-
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====*====
||<nowiki>{{Draft}}</nowiki>
||{{Draft}}
||[[Template:Draft|edit]]
|-
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====*====
||<nowiki>{{Ea}}</nowiki>
||{{Ea}}
||[[Template:Ea|edit]]
|-
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====*====
||<nowiki>{{editme|before=AAA|after=BBB}}</nowiki>
||{{editme|before=AAA|after=BBB}}
||[[Template:editme|edit]]
|-
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====*====
||<nowiki>{{Eo}}</nowiki>
||{{Eo}}
||[[Template:Eo|edit]]
|-
|

====*====
||<nowiki>{{EoMWiki|Agency|l1=Free Agency}}</nowiki>
(Works like <nowiki>{{SeeAlso}} or {{Main}})</nowiki>
Can have up to ten links; l1=X, l2=Y replaces link text with alternate text. Note that these are small letter "L"s, (L1, L2, etc.) not the number "1"!
||{{EoMWiki|Agency|l1=Free Agency}}
||[[Template:EoMWiki|edit]]
|-
|

====*====
||<nowiki>{{EoMWikiBYU|Agency}}</nowiki>
||{{EoMWikiBYU|Agency}}
||[[Template:EoMWikiBYU|edit]]
|-
|
====*====
||<nowiki>{{Epigraph|Clever quote here}}</nowiki>
||{{Epigraph|Clever quote here}} (Used for putting short quotes at the top of pages to introduce material.)
||[[Template:Epigraph|edit]]
|-
|
====*====
||<nowiki>{{CitationError}}</nowiki>
||{{CitationError}}
||[[Template:CitationError|edit]]
|-
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====*====
||<nowiki>{{ContactFAIR}}</nowiki>
||{{ContactFAIR}}
||[[Template:ContactFAIR|edit]]
|-
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====*====
||<nowiki>{{DoubleStandard}}</nowiki>
||{{DoubleStandard}}
||[[Template:DoubleStandard|edit]]
|-
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====*====
||<nowiki>{{FalseStatement}}</nowiki>
||{{FalseStatement}}
||[[Template:FalseStatement|edit]]
|-
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====*====
||<nowiki>{{Forgery}}</nowiki>
||{{Forgery}}
||[[Template:Forgery|edit]]
|-
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====*====
||<nowiki>{{Fundamentalism}}</nowiki>
||{{Fundamentalism}}
||[[Template:Fundamentalism|edit]]
|-
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====*====
||<nowiki>{{HistoricalError}}</nowiki>
||{{HistoricalError}}
||[[Template:HistoricalError|edit]]
|-
|

====*====
||<nowiki>{{InternalContradiction|Remarks about it here}}</nowiki>
||{{InternalContradiction|Remarks about it here}}
||[[Template:InternalContradiction|edit]]
|-
|====*====
||<nowiki>{{Ia}}</nowiki>
||{{Ia}}
||[[Template:Ia|edit]]
|-
|

====*====
||<nowiki>{{Io}}</nowiki>
||{{Io}}
||[[Template:Io|edit]]
|-
|
====*====
||<nowiki>{{main|First_Vision/Methodist_camp_meetings|l1=Camp meeting}}</nowiki> Can have up to ten links; l1=X, l2=Y replaces link text with alternate text. Note that these are small letter "L"s, (L1, L2, etc.) not the number "1"! Compare template <nowiki>{{SeeAlso|XX}}</nowiki> below.
||{{main|First_Vision/Methodist_camp_meetings|l1=Camp meeting}}
||[[Template:Main|edit]]
|-
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||<nowiki>{{MindReading}}</nowiki>
||{{MindReading}}
||[[Template:MindReading|edit]]
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====*====
||<nowiki>{{NB}}</nowiki>
||{{NB}}
||[[Template:NB|edit]]
|-
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====*====
||<nowiki>{{NeedCite}}</nowiki>
||{{NeedCite}}
||[[Template:NeedCite|edit]]
|-
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====*====
||<nowiki>{{Nf}}</nowiki>
||{{Nf}}
||[[Template:Nf|edit]]
|-
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====*====
||<nowiki>{{Nl}}</nowiki>
||{{Nl}}
||[[Template:Nl|edit]]
|-
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====*====
||<nowiki>{{Nw}}</nowiki>
||{{Nw}}
||[[Template:Nw|edit]]
|-
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====*====
||<nowiki>{{Parabreak}}</nowiki>
||{{Parabreak}}
||[[Template:Parabreak|edit]]
|-
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====*====
||<nowiki>{{Prejudicial}}</nowiki>
||{{Prejudicial}}
||[[Template:Prejudicial|edit]]
|-
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====*====
||<nowiki>{{Presentism}}</nowiki>
||{{Presentism}}
||[[Template:Presentism|edit]]
|-
|

====*====
||<nowiki>{{Presalamander}}</nowiki>
||{{Presalamander}}
||[[Template:Presalamander|edit]]
|-
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====*====
||<nowiki>{{Question}}</nowiki>
||{{Question}}
||[[Template:Question|edit]]
|-
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====*====
||<nowiki>{{Repeat|#1|l1=Any link text here|#2|l2=Second link text here, etc.}}</nowiki>
||{{Repeat|#1|l1=Any link text here|#2|l2=Second link text here, etc.}}
||[[Template:Repeat|edit]]
|-
|

====*====
||<nowiki>{{Repeats|1|p.1}}</nowiki>
||{{Repeats|1|p.1}} <nowiki>First item is the wiki code for the hotlink; second item is how the hotlink will appear to the user. For same page links, the format will be something like [[#200|p. 200]]. If page 200 is on a separate wiki page, more code is needed (e.g., "../../Chapter 10#200").</nowiki>
||[[Template:Repeats|edit]]
|-
|

====*====
||<nowiki>{{SeeAlso|First_Vision/Methodist_camp_meetings|l1=Camp meeting}}</nowiki> Can have up to ten links; l1=X, l2=Y replaces link text with alternate text. Note that these are small letter "L"s, (L1, L2, etc.) not the number "1"! Compare template <nowiki>{{main|XX}}</nowiki> above.
||{{SeeAlso|First_Vision/Methodist_camp_meetings|l1=Camp meeting}}
||[[Template:SeeAlso|edit]]
|-
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====*====
||<nowiki>{{SecondaryFact}}</nowiki>
||{{SecondaryFact}}
||[[Template:SecondaryFact|edit]]
|-
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====*====
||<nowiki>{{SourceDistortion}}</nowiki>
||{{SourceDistortion}}
||[[Template:SourceDistortion|edit]]
|-
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====*====
||<nowiki>{{Specific|=wiki link}}</nowiki>
||{{Specific}}
||[[Template:Specific|edit]]
|-
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====*====
||<nowiki>{{Ss|URL=wiki page}}</nowiki>
||{{Ss|URL=wiki page}}
||[[Template:Ss|edit]]
|-
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====*====
||<nowiki>{{Suggestions}}</nowiki>
||{{Suggestions}}
||[[Template:Suggestions|edit]]
|-
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====*====
||<nowiki>{{Summary}}</nowiki>
||{{Summary}}
||[[Template:Summary|edit]]
|-
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====*====
||<nowiki>{{Templedisclaimer}}</nowiki>
||{{Templedisclaimer}}
||[[Template:Templedisclaimer|edit]]
|-
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====*====
||<nowiki>{{UnderConstructionSuggestions}}</nowiki>
||{{UnderConstructionSuggestions}}
||[[Template:UnderConstructionSuggestions|edit]]
|-
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====*====
||<nowiki>{{SectionUnderConstruction}}</nowiki>
||{{SectionUnderConstruction}}
||[[Template:SectionUnderConstruction|edit]]
|-
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====*====
||<nowiki>{{YouTubeStart}}</nowiki>
||{{YouTubeStart}}
||[[Template:YouTubeStart|edit]]
|-
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====*====
||<nowiki>{{YouTubeEnd}}</nowiki>
||{{YouTubeEnd}}
||[[Template:YouTubeEnd|edit]]
|-
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====*====
||<nowiki>{{GoogleVideoStart}}</nowiki>
||{{GoogleVideoStart}}
||[[Template:GoogleVideoStart|edit]]
|-
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====*====
||<nowiki>{{GoogleVideoEnd}}</nowiki>
||{{GoogleVideoEnd}}
||[[Template:GoogleVideoEnd|edit]]
|}



*[[FAIRwiki:Specific author_template]] - basis for articles on specific authors
*[[FAIRwiki:Table_template]] - various "example" tables for copy and paste into pages

===Administrative editing templates===
{| border="1" cellpadding="2"
{| valign="top" border="1" style="width:100%; font-size:85%"
!width="20%"|Template code
!width="70%"|Inserts this in the article
!width="10%"|Click this link to edit it
|-
|<nowiki>{{EditorLinks}}</nowiki>
||{{EditorLinks}}
||[[Template:EditorLinks|edit]]
|-
|}

===Multiple version templates===

Some articles have a short, summary version, and a longer, more detailed article. These templates link the two articles together. "Extra" can be left blank, by simply putting extra=}} with no text.

*[[Template:ShortVersion]]
: <nowiki>''Format'': {{ShortVersion|topic=TopicHere|url=http://etc.|extra=Any other text at the end of the box}}</nowiki>
*[[Template:LongVersion]]
: <nowiki>''Format'': {{LongVersion|topic=TopicHere|url=http://etc.|extra=Any other text at the end of the box}}</nowiki>



==Portal templates==
Click [[FAIRWiki:Portals|here]] to see all '''''Portals displayed'''''!

Portals are a collection of hotlinks for a given topic.
*[[Template:BiblePortal]]
**[[Template:BoMBiblePortal]] - relations between Book of Mormon and Bible. Appears on both templates; not a separate template of its own
*[[Template:BofAPortal]] - Book of Abraham
*[[Template:BoMWitnessPortal]] - Three, Eight, and other witnesses of Book of Mormon
*[[Template:BoMPortal]] - Book of Mormon (only for areas not covered in subcategories, like DNA and geography, which have their own Portal)
**[[Template:BoMBiblePortal]] - relations between Book of Mormon and Bible. Appears on both templates; not a separate template of its own
*[[Template:CreationPortal]] - Adam, creation, evolution, Noah, etc.
*[[Template:FAQPortal]] - Mormon FAQ portal
*[[Template:GeographyPortal]] - Book of Mormon geography and related issues
*'''The Godhead'''
**[[Template:GodPortal]] - God the Father and "God" generally
**[[Template:JesusChristPortal]] - Jesus Christ
**[[Template:HolyGhostPortal]] - Holy Ghost
*[[Template:DNAPortal]] - DNA, Amerinidians, geography - Book of Mormon
*[[Template:EarlyChristianityPortal]]
*[[Template:FirstVisionPortal]]
*[[Template:JosephSmithPortal]] - The Prophet, Joseph Smith, Jr.
*[[Template:PolygamyPortal]] - Plural marriage
*[[Template:PrimarySourcesPortal]] - Primary sources on FAIR wiki
*[[Template:RacePortal]] - race and cultural issues
*[[Template:TemplePortal]]

==Collected link/article templates==

''These templates contain frequently reused links (often useful for placing in the "further reading" section of all articles that deal with a topic (e.g. the Bible, the godhead) so that changes links for one are reflected in all articles.''
===Adam templates===

*[[Template:AdamWiki]]
*[[Template:AdamFAIR]]
*[[Template:AdamLinks]]
*[[Template:AdamPrint]]

===Baptism for the dead templates===

*[[Template:BaptismDeadWiki]]
*[[Template:BaptismDeadFAIR]]
*[[Template:BaptismDeadLinks]]
*[[Template:BaptismDeadPrint]]

===Bible templates===

*[[Template:BibleWiki]] - wiki articles on the Bible
*[[Template:BibleFAIR]]
*[[Template:BibleLinks]]
*[[Template:BiblePrint]]

====JST links====

*[[Template:JSTWiki]] - FAIRwiki JST links
*[[Template:JSTFAIR]] - FAIR site refs
*[[Template:JSTLinks]] - JST refs with hotlinks
*[[Template:JSTPrint]] - JST refs, printed versions only

====Theosis (Deification)====

*[[Template:TheosisWiki]] - FAIRwiki links
*[[Template:TheosisFAIR]] - FAIR site refs
*[[Template:TheosisLinks]] - refs, with hotlinks
*[[Template:TheosisPrint]] - refs, printed versions only

===Blood Atonement and Mormon Reformation (1857) links===

*[[Template:BloodAtonementWiki]] - FAIRwiki
*[[Template:BloodAtonementFAIR]] - FAIR site refs
*[[Template:BloodAtonementLinks]] -
*[[Template:BloodAtonementPrint]] -

===Book of Mormon templates===
*[[Template:Book of Mormon anachronisms]]
*[[Template:Book of Mormon historicity books]]

====Book of Mormon footer templates====
*[[Template:BoMFooterWiki]]
*[[Template:BoMFooterFAIR]]
*[[Template:BoMFooterLinks]]
*[[Template:BoMFooterPrint]]

Footers in small print, to link to other subgroups of Book of Mormon material. (See General templates for examples of use).

====Book of Mormon GENERAL templates====
*[[Template:BoMWiki]]
*[[Template:BoMFAIR]]
*[[Template:BoMLinks]]
*[[Template:BoMPrint]]

====Book of Mormon archaeology====

*[[Template:BoMArchaelogyLinks]] - with hotlinks
*[[Template:BoMArchaelogyPrint]] - printed works only (no on-line version)

====Book of Mormon authorship====

*[[Template:BoMAuthorshipWiki]] - list of authorship subtheories
*[[Template:BoMAuthorshipFAIR]] - list of FAIR TG links
*[[Template:BoMAuthorshipLinks]] - articles with hotlinks
*[[Template:BoMAuthorshipPrint]] - printed only
*[[Template:BoMCriticalText]] - books and articles on the Book of Mormon Critical Text Project

====Book of Mormon and KJV Bible text templates====

*[[Template:BoMBibleWiki]]
*[[Template:BoMBibleFAIR]]
*[[Template:BoMBibleLinks]]
*[[Template:BoMBiblePrint]]

====Book of Mormon and DNA====

*[[Template:DNAWiki]]
*[[Template:DNAFAIR]]
*[[Template:DNALinks]]
*[[Template:DNAPrint]]

====Book of Mormon geography====

*[[Template:BoMGeographyWiki]] - Wiki articles on geography in BoM
*[[Template:BoMGeographyFAIR]] - FAIR topical guide links of BoM geography
*[[Template:BoMGeographyLinks]] - references on geography
*[[Template:BoMGeographyPrint]] - references in print only
=====Book of Mormon geo - tables of models=====
*FAIRWiki:All_BoM_geography_model_raw_data_templates
*[[Template:BoMGeoTableStart]] - header of tables
*[[Template:BoMGeoTableEnd]] - footer of tables
{{BoMGeoTableList}}

====Book of Mormon - gold and metal plates====
*[[Template:PlatesWiki]]
*[[Template:PlatesFAIR]]
*[[Template:PlatesLinks]]
*[[Template:PlatesPrint]]

====Book of Mormon Hebraic Influences====

*[[Template:BoMHebrewInfluencesWiki]]
*[[Template:BoMHebrewInfluencesFAIR]]
*[[Template:BoMHebrewInfluencesLinks]]
*[[Template:BoMHebrewInfluencesPrint]]

===Book of Mormon witnesses templates===

*[[Template:BoMWitnessesWiki]]
*[[Template:BoMWitnessesFAIR]]
*[[Template:BoMWitnessesLinks]]
*[[Template:BoMWitnessesPrint]]
*[[Template:BoMWitnessesCritics]] - criticisms of the Witnesses

===Book of Mormon - Slaying Laban templates===

*[[Template:LabanWiki]]
*[[Template:LabanFAIR]]
*[[Template:LabanLinks]]
*[[Template:LabanPrint]]

===Church history and D&C templates===

====Apostasy templates====

*[[Template:ApostasyWiki]]
*[[Template:ApostasyFAIR]]
*[[Template:ApostasyLinks]]
*[[Template:ApostasyPrint]]

====D&C and Lectures on Faith====
*[[Template:DCWiki]] - wiki articles on D&C and lectures on faith
*[[Template:DCFAIR]] - FAIR articles
*[[Template:DCLinks]] - off-site with links
*[[Template:DCPrint]] - printed only

====Emma Smith templates====

*[[Template:EmmaSmithWiki]]
*[[Template:EmmaSmithFAIR]]
*[[Template:EmmaSmithLinks]]
*[[Template:EmmaSmithPrint]]

====First Vision====

*[[Template:FirstVisionWiki]] - wiki articles
*[[Template:FirstVisionFAIR]] - FAIR articles
*[[Template:FirstVisionLinks]] - off-site with links
*[[Template:FirstVisionPrint]] - printed only

====Legal issues templates====

*[[Template:JSLegalWiki]]
*[[Template:JSLegalFAIR]]
*[[Template:JSLegalLinks]]
*[[Template:JSLegalPrint]]

===="Magic", Occult, etc.====
*[[Template:MagicWiki]]
*[[Template:MagicFAIR]]
*[[Template:MagicLinks]]
*[[Template:MagicPrint]]
*[[Template:MagicCritics]] - list of those who ascribe Joseph's work to occult, magic, etc.
*[[Template:SourceOfMagic]] - subsection on non-occult source of power for dowsing, seer stones, etc.]
*[[Template:SourceOfMagicRefs]] - footnotes for the above

=====1826 Glasslooking trial=====
*[[Template:1826TrialWiki]]
*[[Template:1826TrialFAIR]]
*[[Template:1826TrialLinks]]
*[[Template:1826TrialPrint]]

=====Hofmann and other Forgeries=====

*[[Template:SalamanderWiki]]
*[[Template:SalamanderFAIR]]
*[[Template:SalamanderLinks]]
*[[Template:SalamanderPrint]]

====Plural marriage====
*[[Template:PolygamyWiki]]
*[[Template:PolygamyFAIR]]
*[[Template:PolygamyLinks]] - on-line versions available
*[[Template:PolygamyPrint]] - no hotlinks available
*[[Template:BYPolygamy]] - all Brigham Young polygamy wiki articles
*[[Template:PolygamyRequired]] - links to all inter-related articles on plural marriage as essential:

{{PolygamyRequired}}

====Political issues in Church history templates====
*[[Template:PoliticsWiki]]
*[[Template:PoliticsFAIR]]
*[[Template:PoliticsLinks]]
*[[Template:PoliticsPrint]]

====Priesthood templates====

*[[Template:AaronicPriesthoodWiki]]
*[[Template:AaronicPriesthoodFAIR]]
*[[Template:AaronicPriesthoodLinks]]
*[[Template:AaronicPriesthoodPrint]]
----
*[[Template:MelchizedekPriesthoodWiki]]
*[[Template:MelchizedekPriesthoodFAIR]]
*[[Template:MelchizedekPriesthoodLinks]]
*[[Template:MelchizedekPriesthoodPrint]]
----

*[[Template:BlacksPriesthoodWiki]]
*[[Template:BlacksPriesthoodFAIR]]
*[[Template:BlacksPriesthoodLinks]]
*[[Template:BlacksPriesthoodPrint]]

====Prophecy templates====
*[[Template:ProphecyWiki]]
*[[Template:ProphecyFAIR]]
*[[Template:ProphecyLinks]]
*[[Template:ProphecyPrint]]

===Evolution templates===

*[[Template:EvolutionWiki]]
*[[Template:EvolutionFAIR]]
*[[Template:EvolutionLinks]]
*[[Template:EvolutionPrint]]

===Grace templates===

*[[Template:GraceWiki]]
*[[Template:GraceFAIR]]
*[[Template:GraceLinks]]
*[[Template:GracePrint]]

===Heartland (Meldrum) templates===

* [[Template:HeartlandGeographyTables]]
*[[Template:FAIR:Reviews_of_DNA_Evidence_for_Book_of_Mormon_Geography:Misguided_Zeal]]
*[[Template:FAIR:Reviews of DNA Evidence for Book of Mormon Geography:DNA]]
*[[Template:FAIR:Reviews of DNA Evidence for Book of Mormon Geography:Geography]]
*[[Template:FAIR:Reviews of DNA Evidence for Book of Mormon Geography:Joseph Smith]]
*[[Template:FAIR:Reviews of DNA Evidence for Book of Mormon Geography:Prophecy and Scripture]]
*[[Template:FAIR:Reviews of DNA Evidence for Book of Mormon Geography:Identifying the Nephites]]
*[[Template:FAIR:Reviews of DNA Evidence for Book of Mormon Geography:Weather and Climate]]
*[[Template:FAIR:Reviews of DNA Evidence for Book of Mormon Geography:Buffalo]]
*[[Template:FAIR:Reviews_of_DNA_Evidence_for_Book_of_Mormon_Geography:Chronological Issues]]
*[[Template:FAIR:Reviews_of_DNA_Evidence_for_Book_of_Mormon_Geography:Nephite Structures]]
* [[Template:Ainsworth:Heartland_review_1]] - full info and link off site with disclaimer
* [[Template:Ainsworth:Heartland review 1 short]] - short link to full citation
* [[Template:TrueBoM:Heartland_review_1]] - full info and link off site with disclaimer
* [[Template:TrueBoM:Heartland_review_1 short]] - short link to full citation
* [[Template:Meldrum_E-mail_9_May_2008]] - references E-mail, with link to on-line version on FAIR blog posted by Robert White
* [[Template:Presentation:Meldrum:DNA Evidence for Book of Mormon]] - Full cite for DVD
* [[Template:DVD:Meldrum:2008]] - short reference to DVD with section and timestamp.
: '''Use:'''<nowiki> {{DVD:Meldrum:2008|section=X|time=Y}}</nowiki>

===Joseph Smith templates===

*[[Template:JosephSmithWiki]]
*[[Template:JosephSmithFAIR]]
*[[Template:JosephSmithLinks]]
*[[Template:JosephSmithPrint]]

====Other visionary issues====
*[[Template:JSOtherVisionWiki]] - wiki articles
*[[Template:JSOtherVisionFAIR]] - FAIR articles
*[[Template:JSOtherVisionLinks]] - off-site with links
*[[Template:JSOtherVisionPrint]] - printed only

===Godhead templates===

====God====
*[[Template:GodWiki]] - all topics on "God" generally
*[[Template:GodFAIR]]
*[[Template:GodLinks]]
*[[Template:GodPrint]]

====Jesus====
*[[Template:JesusWiki]] - all topics on the Savior
*[[Template:JesusFAIR]] - FAIR website topics on the Savior
*[[Template:JesusLinks]]
*[[Template:JesusPrint]]

====Holy Ghost====
*[[Template:HolyGhostWiki]] - all topics on the Holy Ghost
*[[Template:HolyGhostFAIR]]
*[[Template:HolyGhostLinks]]
*[[Template:HolyGhostPrint]]

===Interfaith issues templates===

*[[Template:InterfaithWiki]]
*[[Template:InterfaithFAIR]]
*[[Template:InterfaithLinks]]
*[[Template:InterfaithPrint]]

===Mountain Meadows Massacre (MMM) templates===

*[[Template:MMMWiki]]
*[[Template:MMMFAIR]]
*[[Template:MMMLinks]]
*[[Template:MMMPrint]]

===Pearl of Great Price templates===
*[[Template:BookofAbrahamWiki]]
*[[Template:BookofAbrahamFAIR]]
*[[Template:BookofAbrahamLinks]] - refs for BoA; on-line versions available
*[[Template:BookofAbrahamPrint]] - refs for BoA; no hotlinks

===Priesthood templates===
*[[Template:PriesthoodWiki]]
*[[Template:PriesthoodFAIR]]
*[[Template:PriesthoodLinks]] - on-line versions available
*[[Template:PriesthoodPrint]] - no hotlinks

===Hugh Nibley templates===

*[[Template:NibleyWiki]]
*[[Template:NibleyFAIR]]
*[[Template:NibleyLinks]]
*[[Template:NibleyPrint]]

===Other subjects===

*[[Template:CultureAttitudeWiki]] - list of cultural attitudes

====Accusations of dishonesty templates====

*[[Template:LyingWiki]]
*[[Template:LyingFAIR]]
*[[Template:LyingLinks]]
*[[Template:LyingPrint]]

====Statistics====

*[[Template:StatsWiki]]
*[[Template:StatsFAIR]]
*[[Template:StatsLinks]]
*[[Template:StatsPrint]]

===Quote mining templates===

*[[Template:Quotemininglist]] - lists of lies, distortions, textual manipulation, etc.

===Specific author templates===

*[[Template:AuthorsDisclaimer]] - explanatory note at the head of pages on specific authors
*[[Template:SpecificAuthorsList]] - list of specific authors

===Temple templates===

*[[Template:TempleWiki]]
*[[Template:TempleFAIR]]
*[[Template:TempleLinks]]
*[[Template:TemplePrint]]

====Freemasonry templates====

*[[Template:MasonryWiki]]
*[[Template:MasonryFAIR]]
*[[Template:MasonryLinks]]
*[[Template:MasonryPrint]]

===Word of Wisdom templates===

*[[Template:WoWWiki]]
*[[Template:WoWFAIR]]
*[[Template:WoWLinks]]
*[[Template:WoWPrint]]

==Footnote / Endnote templates==
These templates are used to create automatic endnotes.

*[[Template:Footnote boilerplate]] - shows no text, but if edited will see that it is commented text.
*[[Template:Note]] - used for text of automatic endnotes
*[[Template:Ref]] - used for text of automatic superscript links to endnotes

==Photo templates==

These templates link to photos, which may have very long URL's, and thus are difficult to read and edit in a wiki page. By putting a hotlink in its own template, confusion is avoided.

===Obsidian image hotlinks===
*[[Template:ObsidianImage1]]
*[[Template:ObsidianImage2]]
*[[Template:ObsidianImage3]]

==Website and Hotlink Templates==

===50 Questions for Mormons===

;[[Template:50Questions]] : links to lds.org website 
''Format'': <nowiki> {{50Questions}} </nowiki>

Appears like this:
{{50Questions}}

===Church LDS.org website===

;[[Template:lds]] : links to lds.org website 
''Format'': <nowiki> {{lds|topic=Marriage|url=http://etc. }} </nowiki>

Appears like this:
{{lds|topic=Challenges in Marriage|url=http://www.lds.org/topics/0,8170,1569-1-98,00.html}}

==="Edit Me"===

;[[Template:editme]] : FAIR website link 
''Format'': <nowiki> {{editme| url=PageName|before=TextBefore|after=TextAfter }} </nowiki>

''Note:''Use this at the top of templates to insert a small graphic for editors to click if they wish to edit the template list. The URL should be the page NAME that appears when one clicks "edit" the page which the link should edit.

Example of its use: [[Template:ArticleMasterLists]]
(For this example page, the url is <nowiki>Template:ArticleMasterLists</nowiki>)

So,
<nowiki>{{editme|url=FAIRWiki:Table_of_contents|before=This text is before the graphic|after='''This bold text is after the graphic'''}}</nowiki>

Gives the following output:

{{editme|url=FAIRWiki:Table_of_contents|before=This text is before the graphic|after='''This bold text is after the graphic'''}}

Note that if you do not want text before (and/or after), you must STILL include the before= and after= arguments, but leave them blank. So, to make a link to Table of Contents with no writing beside the icon, use:
<nowiki>{{editme|url=FAIRWiki:Table_of_contents|before=|after=}}</nowiki>

Which gives:

{{editme|url=FAIRWiki:Table_of_contents|before=|after=}}

If you don't include the blank before=|after=, then you get this:

{{editme|url=FAIRWiki:Table_of_contents}}

...which is ugly. :-)

===FAIR Topical Guide===

;[[Template:Tg]] : links to the topical guide; puts in "FAIR Topical Guide:" text for you 
''Format'': <nowiki> {{Tg|topic=Grace|url=http://etc. }} </nowiki>

Appears like this:
{{Tg|topic=Grace|url=http://www.fairlds.org/apol/ai054.html}}

===FAIR store===

;[[Template:fairstore]] : links to on-line store to purchase materials 
''Format'': <nowiki> {{fairstore|url=http://etc. }} </nowiki>

===FAIR Website===

;[[Template:fairlink]] : FAIR website link 
''Format'': <nowiki> {{fairlink| url=http://etc. }} </nowiki>

===FARMS Review===
*[[Reference templates/FARMS Review|''FARMS Review'' — Editor's templates]]
*[[Reference templates/FARMS Review#FARMS Review of Books — Administrative templates|''FARMS Review'' — Administrative templates]]

===GospeLink===
;[[Template:GL]] : GospeLink 
''Format'': <nowiki> {{GL | url=http://etc. }} </nowiki>

;[[Template:GL1]] : GospeLink - indicates that link is to a specific chapter, to distinguish from more generic links to the table of contents. Optional, but sometimes useful. (Compare link and link1 templates below.) 
''Format'': <nowiki> {{GL1| url=http://etc. }} </nowiki>

===Insights (FARMS Newsletter)===

*[[Insights list of articles 01-15| ''Insights'' Vol. 01-15]]
*[[Insights list of articles 16-20| ''Insights'' Vol. 16-20]]
*[[Insights_list_of_articles_21-25| ''Insights'' Vol. 21-25]]
*[[Insights_list_of_articles_26-30| ''Insights'' Vol. 26-30]]
*[[Template:FI-Subtemplates]]

===JBMS===
*[[JBMS Master list of articles|''JBMS'' Vol. 01-10]]
*[[JBMS Master list of articles 11-20|''JBMS'' Vol. 11-20]]
*[[Template:JBMS-Subtemplates]]

===Journal of Discourses===

* [[Template:JDQuickJump]] - gives hotlinks to each J of D table of contents.

===Off site HTML link===
;[[Template:link]]: Link to off-site webpage
''Format'': <nowiki> {{link|url=http://etc.}}</nowiki>

;[[Template:link1]]: Link to off-site webpage; marks it as a "direct" link to the specific citation (compare GL1 and GL)
''Format'': <nowiki> {{link|url=http://etc.}}</nowiki>

===Off site MP3 or other audio link===
;[[Template:mp3link]]: Link to off-site digital audio file (mp3, etc.)
''Format'': <nowiki> {{mp3link|url=http://etc.}}</nowiki>

===Off site PDF===
;[[Template:pdflink]]: Link to off-site PDF file
''Format'': <nowiki> {{pdflink|url=http://etc.}}</nowiki>

===Search for the Truth DVD===

Creates link for "source of criticism" from this anti-Mormon DVD, with hotlink to the replies and resources section.

;[[Template:SearchForTheTruthDVD]]:
''Format'': <nowiki> {{Template:SearchForTheTruthDVD}}</nowiki>

===wikilink===
;[[Template:wikilink]]: Link to other wiki article
''Format'': <nowiki> {{wikilink|url=http://etc.}}</nowiki>

Links can be made to the wiki by enclosing the title name in two square brackets, of course.

<nowiki>[[name of title here]]</nowiki>

The template discussed here allows a small link to the wiki, which can keep things from being too cluttered. The title of each article does NOT appear for the user.

Example:

<nowiki> {{wikilink|url=Bible basics}} </nowiki>

Gives a link like this: {{wikilink|url=Bible basics}}

Example of its use on a wikipage: [[First_Vision_accounts#Specific_First_Vision_Issues|here]].

==Special templates==

===Click===

This template creates a clickable graphic image to use as a link. It is used, for instance, by the "editme" template.

;[[Template:Click]]:
''Format'': <nowiki> {{Click|url=PageName|width=Xpx|height=Ypx|image=Wiki.jpg|Title=NAME}}</nowiki>

Where
:url=LOCAL pagename. This does not work for http:// style links outside the Wiki.
:X=pixel width of image (to max of 100 px; can exceed size of your graphic, but not be less than it)
:Y=pixel hegiht of image (as above)
:image=name of graphic to use as link
:title=Name of link

===Bookstore text===

Edit [http://en.fairmormon.org/MediaWiki:Booksources-text this] file to change the text on the ISBN links.
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{{AuthorsDisclaimer}}
__TOC__ 
==FAIR Wiki articles==
 These wiki articles address claims made by this author.

* Place wiki links here

==Reviews of author's work(s)==

* Place links or references to reviews here

=={{Further reading label}}==
{{SpecificAuthorsList}}

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[[My new page]] - red means the link doesn't exit; click to create it
[[Kirtland Safety Society]] - blue means page exists; click to read or edit it

[[Kirtland Safety Society|This link goes to the KSS]] - same page, different text leading to it.

[http://www.google.com Google page]

[[fr:FAIRwiki:Sandbox]]

FAIRwiki:Project home

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This claim needs documentation to back it up. Please find a reliable printed or online source and add it to the endnotes for the article.

(You can add this tag by entering '''<nowiki>{{NeedCite}}</nowiki>''' at the appropriate place in an article.)

[[fr:FAIRwiki:NeedCite]]

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The pairs of templates discussed in this guideline are:

{| class="wikitable"
! Link in text area !! Link in footnote area
|-
| width="50%" |'''<nowiki>{{</nowiki>[[template:ref|ref]]<nowiki>|</nowiki>'''<nowiki><name></nowiki>'''<nowiki>}}</nowiki>'''
| width="50%" | '''<nowiki>#{{</nowiki>[[template:note|note]]<nowiki>|</nowiki>''' - followed by comment or citation

|-
|}

'''Not all references are made using the footnote templates described on this page.'''

Also, '''not all footnotes are citations of information sources.''' They are also used for clarification or other notes about material. Common uses include explaining the meaning of a table header, or an exception regarding a specific entry in a table.

== Footnotes ==

A footnote is a note placed at the bottom of a page of a document that comments on, and may cite a reference for, a part of the main text. The connection between the relevant text and its footnote is often indicated with a number or symbol which is used both after the text fragment and the footnote.

Footnotes are sometimes useful for relevant text that would distract from the main point if embedded in the main text, yet are helpful in explaining a point in greater detail.

=== Footnote usage ===

This method uses numbered links in text to connect to footnotes, and footnotes contain backlinks to the referring text.

* To avoid an editor having to renumber footnotes due to insertion or deletion, this method uses automatically-generated numbers as much as possible ("ref" and "note" templates).
* The connection between text and footnote uses text labels, so it is possible to identify the intended footnote even if numbering becomes incorrect.
** The footnote connection is intended to be robust so content can be converted for use with future versions of supporting software.
* To reduce disruption in the flow of text, the style of footnote references is a small number.

The automatically numbered "ref" templates introduce some changes to the writing of pages where it is used (note that the two "external links" examples in this paragraph are completely fictitious, the links don't lead anywhere):
* External links should not be made through numbered links (e.g. <nowiki>[http://example.com]</nowiki> creates a "numbered" link that looks like this: [http://example.com [1<nowiki>]</nowiki>]), instead a text fragment relevant to the link should be included (<nowiki>[http://example.com Example]</nowiki>, which creates an external link that looks like this: [http://example.com Example]). 

This method has the following disadvantages:
* When using the "ref" template there can only be one sequence of notes from the text - using the "ref num" template can circumvent that (although usually there's not much of a reason to do that).
* Every footnote number in the text refers to a separate note at the bottom: if you want to reuse a number so that it refers to the same footnote at the bottom, the "ref label"/"note label" variant is used.
* It is not possible to test new footnotes whilst previewing (though you can test the back link, which should really confirm both).

==How to use==

The basic use of the "ref" and "note" templates is just choosing a one word descriptive '''name''' for your reference and:
* put '''<nowiki>{{ref|<name>}}</nowiki>''' where you want the footnote number to be
* put a numbered list at the bottom of your document '''<nowiki># {{note|<name>}}</nowiki>'''.
Use a separate note for each reference.

There are two examples below: one for this basic use of the "ref" and "note" templates, a second example explains how to build identical references, referring to the same footnote, using the "ref label" and "note label" templates for additional references to a "ref"/"note" footnote.

===Example===

<nowiki>This is an example of a whole document in wiki format.{{ref|myref-25}}</nowiki>

<nowiki>==References==</nowiki>

<nowiki> # {{note|myref-25}} and this is a note about the text from page 25
of a book. If known, give full reference including title, author, and ISBN.</nowiki>

the <nowiki>{{ref num|<name>|<fixed number>}}</nowiki> template (where the numbers of the text references are '''fixed''' and not automatically assigned) can be used instead of the <nowiki>{{ref|<name>}}</nowiki> template, but this is '''discouraged''', while this might more easily provoke the numbers getting mixed up later in the process.

Please follow the [[FAIRwiki:Style_guide | FAIRWiki style guide]] format for endnotes.

===Example with multiple references to the same footnote===
If the same source has to be used several times, the additional references have to identify the footnote number and a label with which to identify the backlink (usually a letter "a" through "z").

<nowiki>This is an example of a whole document in wiki format.{{ref|myref-25}}</nowiki>
<nowiki>Another reference to the same source can be made.{{ref_label|myref-25|1|a}}</nowiki>
<nowiki>In this case, "1" is the number in the References section and "a" is the backlink label.</nowiki>

<nowiki>==References==</nowiki>

<nowiki> # {{note|myref-25}}{{note_label|myref-25|1|a}} and this is a note about the text from page 25
of a book. If known, give full reference including title, author, and ISBN.</nowiki>

==Style recommendations==

* Internal links should still be used as normal (<nowiki>[[like this]]</nowiki>).
* External links should be avoided in normal text since they break easily
* External links in external links sections are fine, but should not be needed for the article text to be complete and verifiable.
* External links should '''always''' be titled (<nowiki>[http://example.com like this]</nowiki>) (''unless they come after all endnotes'', in which case they won't mess up the auto numbering).
* where possible choose a name for each link which matches the author/page system used by academics use a single word and a hyphen to connect the page number (hunter-47)
* with multiple books by the same author, make a difference b.g. hunterA-22, hunterA-46 & hunterB-35 for page 22 and 46 of hunter's first book and page 35 of her second book.

== Helping editors unfamiliar with footnote templates ==
As the recommended footnote structure does not appear to be entirely intuitive to all editors, and as notes being placed in the wrong order can affect the order of all following notes, making notes appear as if they do not match up, this short HowTo description can be inserted at the top of the Notes section, marked off to hide it from the actual article:

<pre>
<nowiki></nowiki>
</pre>

Instead of copy-pasting this text, it is possible to insert the following: <nowiki>{{subst:</nowiki>[[template:Footnote boilerplate|Footnote boilerplate]]<nowiki>}}</nowiki> (don't forget the "subst:", only then does the template tag gets replaced by the commentary!).

==How does it work?==
''This section describes the technical implementation based upon characteristics of the current software.''

The [[Template:ref|<nowiki>{{ref|<name>}}</nowiki> template]] uses tricks listed in [[m:Help:Variable]] to create an external wiki link back to a section in the same page (like <nowiki>[http://www.fairwiki.org/wiki/This_Page.html#footnote]</nowiki>). This external link is then automatically numbered by the normal numbering system for external links without link text. The link is surrounded in a ''sup'' tag which makes it look like a footnote and gives a reference that the footnote can link back to.

<nowiki>{{ref|Nibley}}</nowiki>

becomes

<nowiki>
[</nowiki>{{SERVER}}{{localurl:Page_name.html}}<nowiki>#endnote_only]</nowiki>

The [[Template:Note|<nowiki>{{note|<name>}}</nowiki> template]] is a bit simpler, and is basically a copy of the older [[Template:Fnb|<nowiki>{{fnb|<name>}}</nowiki> template]]. This just creates a section link back to the location of the footnote.

<nowiki># {{note|Nibley}}</nowiki>

becomes

<nowiki># <cite id="endnote_Nibley" style="font-style: normal;">[[#ref_only|'''^''']]</cite> </nowiki>

Normal link and list numbering then produces automatic numbering of the footnotes.

==Disadvantages==

* Editors must make sure to keep the numbered list at the bottom of the page in the same order as the references in the article text, or else the numbers may not match up. (Though this is better than relying on manual numbering at both ends.)
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