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Line 7: {{shortcut\|T:ONES}} ==Purpose== This template alerts people to encyclopedic content which appears to rely on a single source. A single source is ~~considered~~usually less than ideal, because a single source may be inaccurate or biased. Without other sources for corroboration, [[Wikipedia:Verifiability\|accuracy]] or [[Wikipedia:Neutral point of view\|neutrality]] may be suspect. By finding multiple ''independent'' sources, the reliability of the encyclopedia is improved. Citing only one source is not a violation of any policy. Consider ''not'' adding this tag to stubs, articles that are being actively expanded, or articles that have no apparent problems with verifiability and neutrality. ==Parameters==

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