Template:Underlinked/doc

• This tag should be applied to articles which need additional internal links. Articles with no internal links at all can instead be tagged with {{dead end}}.
• This template will add pages to Category:Articles with too few wikilinks or one of its dated subcategories.
• If a parameter is provided such as {{Underlinked|date=April 2026}} then the page is put into a by-date category instead. Another way to do this is to paste the following to the page: {{subst:Underlinked}} If the date is left out, a bot will add it.
• The simplest way to add this template to an article is to copy and paste

  {{Underlinked}}

  to the top of an article. You may also drop it into the top of a section, but please specify the "|section" option to generate the proper template text.

  {{Underlinked|section}}

• If you subst: this template, the current date will be added to the template.
• Please do not include Category pages.
• Date tagging syntax: {{Underlinked|date=April 2026}} or {{Underlinked|section|date=April 2026}}

Tracking categories

• Category:All articles with too few wikilinks (0)
• Category:All articles covered by WikiProject Wikify (0)

Redirects

• {{internal links}}
• {{internallinks}}
• {{too few links}}
• {{not enough links}}
• {{wikilinks}}

See also

• {{Dead end}} – for articles with no internal links
• {{Orphan}} – for articles that are not linked from other articles, that have few to no incoming links (also see Wikipedia:Orphan § Criteria)
• Wikipedia:Manual of Style/Linking (MOS:LINK) – guidelines as to when links should and should not be used, and how to format links
• Help:Link – detailed information about the syntax used to create links
• WP:Manual of Style/Disambiguation pages – rules on linking applicable to disambiguation pages
• Wikipedia:Manual of Style/Linking § Overlinking and underlinking – guidance on what generally should and should not be linked