Template:Other people
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Usage
Examples presuming you are on a page about a "Scott Hunter":
With no parameters, it inserts the current page name, for example "Scott Hunter" (an individual who is the PBC:PRIMARYTOPIC for that name) after "named" before "(disambiguation)":
{{Other people}}
On a page like "Scott J. Hunter", a lone parameter gives the name used after "named" and before "(disambiguation)":
{{Other people|Scott Hunter}}
Likewise, on a page like "Scott Jasper Hunter", we can use a single parameter to specify a narrow "Scott J. Hunter" disambiguation (DAB) page:
{{Other people|Scott J. Hunter}}
If two parameters are given, the first is the name after "named", the second is the entire page name of the DAB page. (Always link to the page name containing "(disambiguation)"; see PBC:INTDAB for why. If that title is a redirect (i.e. the DAB page's name does not contain "(disambiguation)"), use a piped link by using {{!}}: Scott Hunter (disambiguation){{!}}Scott Hunter
.) This can be used when the current page name is already partially disambiguated, e.g. "Scott Hunter (politician)". It can also be used when the PBC:COMMONNAME of the subject is a shortened form of the name, e.g. at an article named "Mac Garcia":
{{Other people|Scott Hunter|Scott Hunter}}
Here, at a page like "Scott Jasper Hunter", and in a case where there are two or more subjects with this full name, and the present article is the primary topic, and all the others are listed at a general "Scott Hunter" DAB page, an explicitly named |2=
is used to eliminate "(disambiguation)", while the missing parameter #1 causes the template to default to using the current name of the page after "named":
{{Other people|2=Scott Hunter}}
In unusual cases (mostly titles and pseudonyms), the word "named" can be replaced, e.g. with "called":
{{Other people|named=called}}