Template:Translated tag/doc

Add one of the following as the first parameter:
 * (this is a special case for translations that can be used directly, note the UK spelling)
 * (this is a special case for translations that can be used directly, note the UK spelling)
 * (this is a special case for translations that can be used directly, note the UK spelling)
 * (this is a special case for translations that can be used directly, note the UK spelling)
 * (this is a special case for translations that can be used directly, note the UK spelling)
 * (this is a special case for translations that can be used directly, note the UK spelling)
 * (this is a special case for translations that can be used directly, note the UK spelling)
 * (this is a special case for translations that can be used directly, note the UK spelling)
 * (this is a special case for translations that can be used directly, note the UK spelling)
 * (this is a special case for translations that can be used directly, note the UK spelling)
 * (this is a special case for translations that can be used directly, note the UK spelling)
 * (this is a special case for translations that can be used directly, note the UK spelling)

For example, you would change to  for cleanup templates.

Usage
This template is used on translated template messages, to avoid getting these on image pages and to lead to use the master template (NOT the translated one).

All categorization of translated tags is done through this template. It will add a local category based on the template's language and a general maintenance category based on the type of template it is. For the latter, you need to supply the "type" as the first parameter. See Template:Translated tag/local category-en for possible values (or view template code). All templates lacking this will end up in Category:Translated templates needing categories (however they will still be in a proper language-based category). If none of the available options match the template in question just leave it as.