Template:PairingProfile

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Usage

This template is for articles about character relationships. The Pairings category is automatically included. As an alternative, you can copy and paste this example to get you started on a new pairing page.

Articles about non-platonic relationships between three or more characters can use the moresome template.

Articles about platonic relationships can use the RelationshipGen template.

To embed this template on a page, copy & paste the code in the box below to the top of the new page:

{{PairingProfile
|pairing= 
|alternative name(s)=
|category=
|fandom=
|canonical=
|prevalence=
|archives=
|other=
}}

Key:

• pairing: pairing name using actual character names
• alternative names: nicknames, smushed names, other variations
• category: slash, het, yaoi, yuri, femslash, m/m, f/f, m/f, etc. - whatever terms are appropriate for the pairing
• fandom: self-explanatory!
• canonical: answers the question of whether the relationship is definitively established at some point on the show/book/movie/real life/etc. Example answers: "yes", "no", "it's complicated", "maybe", "canonically divorced", etc. Confine detailed explanations to the body of the article.
• prevalence: fandom OTP, common, minor/small/secondary, rare, etc.
• archives: pairing-specific archives, or primary pairing-specific lists/comms/boards
• other: anything else relevant -- chan, incest, etc.

Below is how the blank template will appear on the page.

The above documentation is transcluded from Template:PairingProfile/doc. (edit | history)
Editors can experiment in this template's sandbox (create | mirror) and testcases (create) pages.
Add categories to the /doc subpage. Subpages of this template.

Pairing
Pairing:
Alternative name(s):
Gender category:
Fandom:
Canonical?:
Prevalence:
Archives:
Other:
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