Wikipedia:Law_of_infobox_inclusion
Wikipedia:Law of infobox inclusion
This essay is about the law of infobox inclusion, a ceteris paribus law regarding which articles on Wikipedia contain an infobox(s). The principle is stated as followed:
- Every article on Wikipedia that is not also a (may be eponymous) category contains an infobox or ought to contain an infobox for the sake of uniformity of the encyclopedia, all else being equal.
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This page in a nutshell: All else being equal, every article about an individual person, individual object, or individual entity will contain an infobox. |