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| If the user believed/confirmed to be using the IP is blocked, you can add the "blocked=yes" parameter.
| If the user believed/confirmed to be using the IP is blocked, you can add the "blocked=yes" parameter.
|<code><nowiki>{{IPsock|username|blocked=yes}}</nowiki><br><nowiki>
|<code><nowiki>{{IPsock|username|blocked=yes}}</nowiki><br><nowiki>
{{IPsock|username|confirmed|evidence=[[WP:SOCK|foo]]|blocked=yes}}</nowiki></code>
{{IPsock|username|confirmed|blocked=yes}}</nowiki></code>
| {{IPsock|username|blocked=yes|category=}}<br>
| {{IPsock|username|blocked=yes|category=}}<br>
{{IPsock|username|confirmed|evidence=[[WP:SOCK|foo]]|blocked=yes|category=}}
{{IPsock|username|confirmed|blocked=yes|category=}}
|}
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Revision as of 03:39, March 11, 2008

Usage

Usage Code Output
Suspected {{IPsock|username}}
Proven (not always blocked) {{IPsock|username|confirmed}}
If there is any evidence, you can use the following code, confirmed or not {{IPsock|username|evidence=[[WP:SOCK|foo]]}}
{{IPsock|username|confirmed|evidence=[[WP:SOCK|foo]]}}

If the user believed/confirmed to be using the IP is blocked, you can add the "blocked=yes" parameter. {{IPsock|username|blocked=yes}}
{{IPsock|username|confirmed|blocked=yes}}

Other Notes

Indefinitely blocked IP addresses should be tagged with {{indefblockedip}}.

This template automatically adds to the correct category specified by the user.