Usage

Examples presuming you are on a page about a "Mackenzie Garcia":

With no parameters, it inserts the current page name, for example "Mackenzie Garcia" (an individual who is the WP:PRIMARYTOPIC for that name) after "named" before "(disambiguation)":
((Other people))

For other people named Mackenzie Garcia, see Mackenzie Garcia (disambiguation).

On a page like "Mackenzie J. Garcia", a lone parameter gives the name used after "named" and before "(disambiguation)":
((Other people|Mackenzie Garcia))

For other people named Mackenzie Garcia, see Mackenzie Garcia (disambiguation).

Likewise, on a page like "Mackenzie Jasper Garcia", we can use a single parameter to specify a narrow "Mackenzie J. Garcia" disambiguation (DAB) page:
((Other people|Mackenzie J. Garcia))

For other people named Mackenzie J. Garcia, see Mackenzie J. Garcia (disambiguation).

If two parameters are given, the first is the name after "named", the second is the entire page name of the DAB page. (Always link to the page name containing "(disambiguation)"; see WP:INTDAB for why. If that title is a redirect (i.e. the DAB page's name does not contain "(disambiguation)"), use a piped link by using ((!)): Mackenzie Garcia (disambiguation)((!))Mackenzie Garcia.) This can be used when the current page name is already partially disambiguated, e.g. "Mackenzie Garcia (politician)". It can also be used when the WP:COMMONNAME of the subject is a shortened form of the name, e.g. at an article named "Mac Garcia":
((Other people|Mackenzie Garcia|Mackenzie Garcia))

For other people named Mackenzie Garcia, see Mackenzie Garcia.

In unusual cases (mostly titles and pseudonyms), the word "named" can be replaced, e.g. with "called":
((Other people|named=called))

For other people called Corky the Great, see Corky the Great (disambiguation).


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