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Only specifying topic code

{{Contentious topics/editnotice|covid}}

Before you edit this page:

This page relates to COVID-19, broadly construed, which is a contentious topic. Your behaviour on this page is subject to special rules. You must follow:

If you do not follow those rules then you may be banned from editing on the topic or blocked from editing entirely.

This restriction is authorised by the Arbitration Committee. Before making edits in this topic area, please familiarise yourself with the contentious topics policy.

This page relates to Coronavirus disease 2019, which has been designated by the Arbitration Committee as a contentious topic.

While editing this topic, you must adhere to the purpose of Wikipedia, expected standards of behaviour, and Wikipedia's policies and norms.

Failure to do so may result in a block or other sanctions. Please edit carefully.

With expiry

{{Contentious topics/editnotice|covid|expiry=2 months}}

Before you edit this page:

This page relates to COVID-19, broadly construed, which is a contentious topic. Your behaviour on this page is subject to special rules. You must follow:

If you do not follow those rules then you may be banned from editing on the topic or blocked from editing entirely.

This restriction is authorised by the Arbitration Committee. Before making edits in this topic area, please familiarise yourself with the contentious topics policy.

This page relates to Coronavirus disease 2019, which has been designated by the Arbitration Committee as a contentious topic.

While editing this topic, you must adhere to the purpose of Wikipedia, expected standards of behaviour, and Wikipedia's policies and norms.

Failure to do so may result in a block or other sanctions. Please edit carefully.

Only section set to yes

{{Contentious topics/editnotice|covid|section=yes}}

Before you edit this page:

Parts of this page relate to COVID-19, broadly construed, which is a contentious topic. Your behaviour on the parts of this page is subject to special rules. You must follow:

If you do not follow those rules then you may be banned from editing on the topic or blocked from editing entirely.

This restriction is authorised by the Arbitration Committee. Before making edits in this topic area, please familiarise yourself with the contentious topics policy.

This page relates to Coronavirus disease 2019, which has been designated by the Arbitration Committee as a contentious topic.

While editing this topic, you must adhere to the purpose of Wikipedia, expected standards of behaviour, and Wikipedia's policies and norms.

Failure to do so may result in a block or other sanctions. Please edit carefully.

Only section set to no

{{Contentious topics/editnotice|covid|section=no}}

Before you edit this page:

This page relates to COVID-19, broadly construed, which is a contentious topic. Your behaviour on this page is subject to special rules. You must follow:

If you do not follow those rules then you may be banned from editing on the topic or blocked from editing entirely.

This restriction is authorised by the Arbitration Committee. Before making edits in this topic area, please familiarise yourself with the contentious topics policy.

This page relates to Coronavirus disease 2019, which has been designated by the Arbitration Committee as a contentious topic.

While editing this topic, you must adhere to the purpose of Wikipedia, expected standards of behaviour, and Wikipedia's policies and norms.

Failure to do so may result in a block or other sanctions. Please edit carefully.