Template:PairingProfile

Usage

This template is for articles about character relationships. The Pairings category is automatically included. As an alternative, you can copy and paste this example to get you started on a new pairing page.

Articles about non-platonic relationships between three or more characters can use the moresome template.

Articles about platonic relationships can use the RelationshipGen template.

To embed this template on a page, copy & paste the code in the box below to the top of the new page:

{{PairingProfile
|pairing= 
|alternative name(s)=
|category=
|fandom=
|canonical=
|prevalence=
|archives=
|other=
}}

Key:

• pairing: pairing name using actual character names
• alternative names: nicknames, smushed names, other variations
• category: slash, het, yaoi, yuri, femslash, m/m, f/f, m/f, etc. - whatever terms are appropriate for the pairing
• fandom: self-explanatory!
• canonical: answers the question of whether the relationship is definitively established at some point on the show/book/movie/real life/etc. Example answers: "yes", "no", "it's complicated", "maybe", "canonically divorced", etc. Confine detailed explanations to the body of the article.
• prevalence: fandom OTP, common, minor/small/secondary, rare, etc.
• archives: pairing-specific archives, or primary pairing-specific lists/comms/boards
• other: anything else relevant -- chan, incest, etc.

Below is how the blank template will appear on the page.

The Template

Pairing
Pairing:
Alternative name(s):
Gender category:
Fandom:
Canonical?:
Prevalence:
Archives:
Other:
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