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- believe that there should be a navbox on every page, but not everything truly needs a navbox. Even the most clueless new user can find their way from...
- more of. Wikipedia:Not everything needs a navbox Wikipedia:A navbox on every page Wikipedia:Avoid template creep Help:Template Help:A quick guide to templates...
- often amounts to little more than a "trivia section", which should be avoided. Wikipedia:Not everything needs a navbox — One of the ways to fight template...
- MOS:UNLINKDATES Wikipedia:Not everything needs a navbox Wikipedia:Overcategorization Wikipedia:Overlink crisis This page is a list of project pages associated...
- Wiki: Navigation template (redirect from Navbox)in a sidebar. Articles often have more than one navbox and content may overlap to a degree: nevertheless, not everything needs a navbox, so navbox templates...
- Wiki: Not everything needs a navbox; maybe I should write Wikipedia:Not everything needs a WikiProject too. Ten Pound Hammer, his otters and a clue-bat...
- only a link to the main article and two more articles. Not everything needs a navbox. LoЯd ۞pεth 03:54, 20 June 2010 (UTC) Delete, does not justify a navbox...
- subpages) Template with only a link to the main article, a list of episodes and a redirect. Not everything needs a navbox. --LoЯd ۞pεth 01:53, 19 June...
- too trival. This would fit under the argument of Wikipedia:Not everything needs a navbox and Wikipedia:Avoid template creep as the articles on the winners...
- newly created navbox has only 3 valid links. Links within the articles are more than sufficient for navigation. Not everything needs a navbox. AussieLegend...
- Leaders (talk · history · transclusions · logs · subpages) Not everything needs a navbox. Not a notable enough achievement. No other team has templates for...
- WikiProjects about a specific film, band or video game. Note that the scope is not just a raw number of involved articles, and it's a higher requirement...
- (talk) 03:01, 18 November 2020 (UTC) Delete Tenuous connection. Not everything needs a navbox. Categories suffice perfectly. Nardog (talk) 03:06, 18 November...
- Template:Black Books (talk · history · transclusions · logs · subpages) Not everything needs a navbox. – hysteria18 (talk) 22:40, 7 April 2012 (UTC) The above discussion...
- the navbox, with much less utility than the navbox because: the navbox displays a full list of the articles. The portal displays only one page at a time...
- bottom-of-the-page navbox clutter, detracting from those navboxes for actual championships, awards and honors. Not everything needs a navbox, and drawing the...
- Wiki: Arguments to avoid in template deletion discussions (section Proposed template does not exist)2011 (UTC) The essay Wikipedia:Not everything needs a navbox (NENAN) captures the widely held belief that we don't need a navigation box for every single...
- Template:Normal Boots (talk · history · transclusions · logs · subpages) Not everything needs a navbox. Only one item listed (Did You Know Gaming?) that is linked...
- logs · subpages) Not everything needs a navbox. This is a minor award that doesn't have its own wikipage, similar to another navbox I noticed was deleted...
- Wiki: Templates for discussion/Log/2016 January 2 (section Template:Nebraska Wesleyan Prairie Wolves bowl game navbox)their discussions. Please keep in mind that not everything needs a navbox. This can be easily placed in a WP:SEEALSO section or by using the {{see also}}...
- thing (main section) per page, and then have a navbox type thing on each page. I also think we can make a template that's displayed prominently in strategic
- 15:51, 9 February 2015 (UTC) Perhaps w:Template:Navbox style footer navigation templates would be a good way to interlink pages, if that's what you're