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==[[User{{subst:BotName<includeonly/>#invoke:BRFA|</includeonly>]]userpageLink}}==

{{BRFA help}}

{{Newbot|BotName}} <!-- If this is not the first request, use {{Newbot|BotName|Request#}} -->

{{subst:<includeonly/>#invoke:BRFA|newbotTemplate}}

<!-- ^^^ Ignore everything above this line ^^^ -->

<!-- Leave this alone -->

'''Operator:''' [[User:OperatorName|OperatorName]]

'''Operator:''' {{botop|{{subst:<includeonly/>currentuser}}}}

<!-- And leave this alone -->

<!--Automatic: Specify whether supervised or unsupervised -->

'''Time filed:''' {{subst:<includeonly/>Currentdate}}

<!--Manually Assisted: User must manually confirm every change -->

'''Automatic or Manually Assisted:'''

<!-- A SHORT bot function overview (max 2–3 lines); place the in-depth explanation in the "function details" section below-->

'''Programming Language(s):'''

'''Function Summaryoverview:'''

<!-- Automatic: edits are not reviewed, except when issues arise -->

<!--Please keep Function Summary SHORT-->

<!-- Supervised: all edits are reviewed soon after being made -->

'''Function Summary:'''

<!-- Manual: all edits are reviewed before being made -->

'''Automatic, Supervised, or Manual:'''

<!-- Programming Language: The computer language that this bot will be written in. E.g. Python, Java, C, VB, AutoWikiBrowser. NOT English etc. -->

'''Edit period(s)''' ''(e.g. Continuous, daily, one time run)''''':'''

'''[[Programming language|Programming language(s)]]:'''

<!-- Source code available: e.g. a link to the source code, "Standard pywikipedia"/"AWB"/etc. Be sure the bot account's password is not given out! -->

<!--Edit rate requested should be no faster then is required to complete/maintain the task-->

'''[[Source code]] available:'''

'''Edit rate requested:''' X edits ''per'' TIME

<!-- Bot tasks require consensus in order to be approved. Please list any relevant discussions here to indicate consensus for the task. If such input is not necessary (for instance, a task that is duplicating or closely matching an existing bot) leave this blank-->

<!--For existing bots only-->

'''Links to relevant discussions (where appropriate):'''

'''Already has a bot flag''' ''(Y/N)''''':'''

'''Edit<!-- period(s)''' ''(e.g. Continuous, daily, one time run)''''':''', etc. -->

<!--List full function details here-->

'''FunctionEdit Detailsperiod(s):'''

<!-- Should be a reasonable guess as to how many distinct pages you'll be editing. For open-ended tasks, estimate pages per some reasonable time period.-->

'''Estimated number of pages affected:'''

<!-- Which namespace(s) will the bot edit? Mainspace/Articles, Categories, Files, ...-->

'''Namespace(s):'''

<!-- Whether the bot skips articles and other pages with the {{bots}} template. If "no", please provide a reason in the Function details or Discussion.-->

'''[[Template:bots|Exclusion compliant]]''' ''(Yes/No)''''':'''

<!-- Bots with Administrative powers are rare and run by Users who are already Administrators -- >

'''Adminbot''' ''(Yes/No)''''':''' Yes <!-- close the comment above to enable -->

<!-- List full and complete function details here. Please be precise and explicit, describing all changes the bot would make, including those "bundled" with bot frameworks like AWB or pywikipedia genfixes. Bots cannot be approved for open-ended tasks, so ensure the details cover all cases. Consider making several BRFAs for tasks with large independent changes. Vague or incomplete details can delay the BRFA process. Straight-forward details and examples will speed up the approval. If you need to modify these details after a discussion starts, it is recommended that you use del tags – <del></del> – to remove text and ins tags – <ins></ins> – for additions (this preserves coherence of the discussion), or show/hide boxes as you see fit. -->

'''Function details:'''

===Discussion===