OK, done, but I added the link by hand, instead of just adding the
template to the new page. The license template(s) add the page to the
category. Doing that to a category page, IIRC, is a wiki no-no.
The one thing you need to try and avoid is loops... a template referring
to itself for example.
My natural instinct is to dig into the License and Usage templates, so
that they generate a parameter for their offspring to use, something
like "CatPage" or "NoCat", which would:
(a) produce documentation on the child template's page;
(b) have documentation on the Usage page;
(c) when used, as {{license-name|CatPage}} on the Category page, would:
(1) not add the Category page to the category, and
(2) add a fixed statement like, "Pages are placed in this category by
the {{license-name}} template."
The idea is to simplify adding a license, but: would I just be adding to
the complexity, and really making things harder, by doing this?
There are a few things around that we can use... but I'm not 100% sure I
follow you train of thought here... There is an extension
installed/available that allows us to insert boilerplate text into a page.
We can always give it all a try on a test page and see how it works.
C.
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