If you are attempting to flag content in an article on the basis of its importance or relevance to the subject, please use one of the templates below, as appropriate:

General trivia
((Trivia)) – Suggests relocation of the relevant details in a trivia section, to another section (or article).
((Trivia section)) – Same as above, but goes at the top of the trivia section, rather than the top of the article.
Relevance and importance
((Off topic)) – For a section that has wandered from the topic of the article
((Content)) – For an article or section containing information whose relevance is disputed.
((Importance section)) – For a section with information that is simply off-topic for the article, and needs removal or relocation to another article.
((Importance inline)) – For a particular item that is off-topic needs removal or relocation to another article.
((Self-sourcing examples)) – For an article or section with poorly cited examples.
((Better source example)) – For a particular instance of a poorly cited example.
((Relevance inline)) – For a particular item that doesn't seem to belong in the context at all.
((Non sequitur)) – For a namedropping of someone or something the relevance of which may not be clear to the reader.
Excessive detail
((Overly detailed)) – For excessive focus on minute details not of interest to our general readership.
((Summarize section)) – For sections that are too detailed and need to be summarized.
((Example farm)) – For excessive use of examples.
((Too many see alsos)) – For an indiscriminate "See also" section, most of which should be pruned or integrated into the prose.
Topical trivia
((In popular culture)) – For excessive "popular culture" and "media references" sorts of material.
((Fiction trivia)) (or ((In-universe))) – For too many trivial fictional references (or too much "in-universe" detail).
((Long plot)), ((All plot)) – For excessively detailed plot summaries.
((Cleanup book)), ((Cleanup film)) – For excessive detail about particular types of works (other than plot and fictional or in-universe issues).
((Game trivia)) – For too much gaming-related trivia.
((MOSLOW)) – For list that does not follow the Manual of Style for lists of works, e.g. not in chronological order
((Cleanup university)), ((Cleanup school)) – For excessive detail about an educational institution.
((Famous)) – For an indiscriminate list of "famous" people associated in some way with a topic.
((Localist)) – For local-interest trivia that is unverifiable or otherwise unencyclopedic.
List cleanup
((Prose)) – Suggests converting into prose a section that consists of a list.
((Cleanup list)) – For indiscriminate lists that need reduction.
((List to table)) – For use where a table would be better than a list.


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