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editThis template should be used on pages that have extreme amounts of special characters, and is different from the other template, for example the page Emoticon.
Usage
editSo say I make a page talking about Θεός, being Greek for God, but I use a lot of greek, and most of the page is now θεός. You would use the template.
Example
editΘεός is god in Greek, but Θεός isn't the only word for it, there is, Θεότητα, Ο παντοδύναμος, Αλλάχ, Γιαχβέ, and so on.
An example of all the ones I listed in a sentence. (may be different forms)
"Ο Θεός είναι ένα πολύ δημοφιλές θέμα, ωστόσο κάποιοι αποκαλούν Θεό Αλλάχ, Γιαχβέ και πολλά άλλα. Μερικοί άνθρωποι που δεν είναι θρησκευόμενοι τον αποκαλούν απλώς θεότητα. Και κάποιοι θρησκευόμενοι τον αποκαλούν Ο Παντοδύναμος."
Here's a translation.
"God is a very popular topic, however some call God Allah, Yahweh and many more. Some people who are not religious simply call him a deity. And some religious people call him The Almighty One."
The Issue
editYou can see the issue, because some people can see alot of Mojibake, or placeholder characters, causing the page to look very messy and chaotic.
Fixed Version
edit | This page contains extreme amounts of special characters. If you do not have enough render support or your encoder doesn't support it, it can lead to extreme Mojibake or showing of extreme amounts of placeholder characters. |
Θεός is god in Greek, but Θεός isn't the only word for it, there is, Θεότητα, Ο παντοδύναμος, Αλλάχ, Γιαχβέ, and so on.
An example of all the ones I listed in a sentence. (may be different forms)
"Ο Θεός είναι ένα πολύ δημοφιλές θέμα, ωστόσο κάποιοι αποκαλούν Θεό Αλλάχ, Γιαχβέ και πολλά άλλα. Μερικοί άνθρωποι που δεν είναι θρησκευόμενοι τον αποκαλούν απλώς θεότητα. Και κάποιοι θρησκευόμενοι τον αποκαλούν Ο Παντοδύναμος."
Here's a translation.
"God is a very popular topic, however some call God Allah, Yahweh and many more. Some people who are not religious simply call him a deity. And some religious people call him The Almighty One."
Now here's what this page would look like without the rendering support (if you are on a supported device.)
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An example of all the ones I listed in a sentence. (may be different forms)
"� ���� ����� ��� ���� ��������� ����, ������ ������� ��������� ��� �����, ����� ��� ����� ����. ������ ������� ��� ��� ����� ������������� ��� ��������� ����� �������. ��� ������� ������������� ��� ��������� � ������������."
Here's a translation.
"God is a very popular topic, however some call God Allah, Yahweh and many more. Some people who are not religious simply call him a deity. And some religious people call him The Almighty One."
Mojibaked (made from a generator, not fully accurate.)
editｧﾟ?ｧﾟ?ｧ?ｧ爲｣ is god in Greek, but ｧﾟ?ｧﾟ?ｧ?ｧ爲｣ isn't the only word for it, there is, ｧﾟ?ｧﾟ?ｧ?ｧ爲ｦｧﾟ?ｧ爲ｦｧﾟ?, ｧﾟ｡ ｧ爲｡ｧﾟ?ｧﾟ?ｧ爲ｦｧﾟ召?ﾟ?ｧ?ｧﾟ?ｧﾟ?ｧﾟ?ｧﾟ召?爲｣, ｧﾟ?ｧﾟ?ｧﾟ?ｧﾟ?ｧ爲ｩ, ｧﾟ?ｧﾟ?ｧﾟ?ｧ爲ｩｧﾟ?ｧﾟ?, and so on.
An example of all the ones I listed in a sentence. (may be different forms)
"ｧﾟ｡ ｧﾟ?ｧﾟ?ｧ?ｧ爲｣ ｧﾟ?ｧﾟ?ｧﾟ?ｧﾟ?ｧﾟ? ｧﾟ?ｧﾟ?ｧﾟ? ｧ爲｡ｧﾟ召?ﾟ?ｧ? ｧﾟ?ｧﾟ?ｧﾟ?ｧﾟ召?爲ｧｧﾟ?ｧﾟ?ｧﾟ?ｧ爲｣ ｧﾟ?ｧﾟ?ｧﾟ?ｧﾟ?, ｧ爲ｪｧ爲､ｧ爲ｦｧ?ｧ爲､ｧﾟ召 ｧﾟ?ｧﾟ?ｧ爲｡ｧﾟ召?ﾟ?ｧﾟ召?ﾟ? ｧﾟ?ｧ爲｡ｧﾟ召?ﾟ?ｧﾟ?ｧﾟ?ｧﾟ召??ｧﾟ? ｧﾟ?ｧﾟ?ｧ? ｧﾟ?ｧﾟ?ｧﾟ?ｧﾟ?ｧ爲ｩ, ｧﾟ?ｧﾟ?ｧﾟ?ｧ爲ｩｧﾟ?ｧﾟ? ｧﾟ?ｧﾟ?ｧﾟ? ｧ爲｡ｧﾟ召?ﾟ?ｧﾟ?ｧﾟ? ｧﾟ?ｧﾟ?ｧﾟ?ｧﾟ?. ｧﾟ｡?ﾟ?ｧ爲｢ｧﾟ?ｧﾟ?ｧﾟ召?ﾟ? ｧﾟ?ｧﾟ?ｧﾟ?ｧ爲｢ｧ爲ｪｧ爲｡ｧﾟ召?ﾟ? ｧ爲｡ｧﾟ召?爲･ ｧﾟ?ｧﾟ?ｧﾟ? ｧﾟ?ｧﾟ?ｧﾟ?ｧﾟ?ｧﾟ? ｧﾟ?ｧ爲｢ｧﾟ?ｧ爲､ｧﾟ?ｧﾟ?ｧ爲･ｧ?ｧﾟ?ｧﾟ?ｧﾟ?ｧﾟ召?ﾟ? ｧ爲ｦｧﾟ召?ﾟ? ｧﾟ?ｧ爲｡ｧﾟ召?ﾟ?ｧﾟ?ｧﾟ?ｧﾟ召??ｧﾟ? ｧﾟ?ｧ爲｡ｧﾟ?ｧ?ｧ爲｣ ｧﾟ?ｧﾟ?ｧ?ｧ爲ｦｧﾟ?ｧ爲ｦｧﾟ?. ｧﾟ?ｧﾟ?ｧﾟ? ｧﾟ?ｧﾟ?ｧ爲｡ｧﾟ召?ﾟ?ｧﾟ召?ﾟ? ｧﾟ?ｧ爲｢ｧﾟ?ｧ爲､ｧﾟ?ｧﾟ?ｧ爲･ｧ?ｧﾟ?ｧﾟ?ｧﾟ?ｧﾟ召?ﾟ? ｧ爲ｦｧﾟ召?ﾟ? ｧﾟ?ｧ爲｡ｧﾟ召?ﾟ?ｧﾟ?ｧﾟ?ｧﾟ召??ｧﾟ? ｧﾟ｡ ｧﾟ?ｧﾟ?ｧﾟ?ｧ爲ｦｧﾟ召?ﾟ?ｧ?ｧﾟ?ｧﾟ?ｧﾟ?ｧﾟ召?爲｣."
Here's a translation.
"God is a very popular topic, however some call God Allah, Yahweh and many more. Some people who are not religious simply call him a deity. And some religious people call him The Almighty One."
You see
editAs you can see, it is unintelligible.