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A class is like a category but in a more structured sense. For example, the following ''Foo'' class has these related articles:
 
A class is like a category but in a more structured sense. For example, the following ''Foo'' class has these related articles:
*[[Foo]] ''- the concepts of Foo''
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*[[Foo]] ''- the concepts of Foo''. See [[:Category:Classes]].
 
*[[Portal:Foo]] ''- the primary entry point for all things Foo, does [[section zero]] query of members''
 
*[[Portal:Foo]] ''- the primary entry point for all things Foo, does [[section zero]] query of members''
 
*[[Template:Foo]] ''- articles transclude this template to designate it as a member of the Foo class''
 
*[[Template:Foo]] ''- articles transclude this template to designate it as a member of the Foo class''
*[[Category:Foo]] ''- the template will automatically categorise the instances into here, but the portal is the primary entry point''
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*[[:Category:Foo]] ''- the template will automatically categorise the instances into here, but the portal is the primary entry point''
 
*[[Create:Foo]] ''- default content which should be preloaded into newly created Foo instances''
 
*[[Create:Foo]] ''- default content which should be preloaded into newly created Foo instances''
 
*[[Form:Foo]] ''- if a forms solutions is in use, then this will be the form for creating or editing Foo parameters''
 
*[[Form:Foo]] ''- if a forms solutions is in use, then this will be the form for creating or editing Foo parameters''

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A class is like a category but in a more structured sense. For example, the following Foo class has these related articles:

  • Foo - the concepts of Foo. See Category:Classes.
  • Portal:Foo - the primary entry point for all things Foo, does section zero query of members
  • Template:Foo - articles transclude this template to designate it as a member of the Foo class
  • Category:Foo - the template will automatically categorise the instances into here, but the portal is the primary entry point
  • Create:Foo - default content which should be preloaded into newly created Foo instances
  • Form:Foo - if a forms solutions is in use, then this will be the form for creating or editing Foo parameters