((Self-reference link)) is used in articles about Wikipedia to link to a Wikipedia page in the form of an external link, so that the link will still work on mirrors and forks of Wikipedia. "Srlink" is short for "self-reference link". For when a self-reference link may, or should not, be used, see Wikipedia:Manual of Style/Self-references to avoid.
Usage
((Srlink|Jimbo Wales))produces Jimbo Wales((Srlink|Main Page|Wikipedia's Main Page))produces Wikipedia's Main Page((Srlink|User:Magnus Manske|Magnus Manske's Wikipedia user page))produces Magnus Manske's Wikipedia user page
See also
- Wikipedia:Self-references to avoid § Writing about Wikipedia itself
- Wikipedia:Self-references to avoid § Self-reference tools
((Selfref))– a hatnote for unprintworthy self-references((Selfref inline))– for unprintworthy inline self-references((Printworthy selfref))– for cases of self-references that are printworthy and may or may not be desired by reusers of WP content, depending upon whether they are mirroring or just using single articles