Template:Article number prediction

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I dare to predict the article number you want to predict

  • If you don't put the article number, you will see the message above.
  • If you don't put the time difference and the time zone name, the default time difference would be UTC+0 and the time zone name would be UTC.
    • If you put the time difference but not the time zone name, then UTC±xx(:xx) will appear instead.
  • If you put a huge number and the prediction time exceeds 23:59:59, December 31, 9999, this template will show you an error message instead.
  • If you put a decimal, it will be rounded to a nearest integer.

Examples

If you want to predict the 65,536th article, type this:

{{Article number prediction|65536}}

Then it will appear like below:

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I dare to predict {{#if:65536|the 65536th article will be created at Error: Invalid time. (UTC)

If you want to use a time zone besides UTC, type like this:

{{Article number prediction|65536|-8}}
{{Article number prediction|65536|-8|00}}
{{Article number prediction|65536|-8||PST}}

They will appear like these below, respectively:

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I dare to predict {{#if:65536|the 65536th article will be created at Error: Invalid time. (UTC#666)
File:Hiero C11.png

I dare to predict {{#if:65536|the 65536th article will be created at Error: Invalid time. (UTC#666:00)
File:Hiero C11.png

I dare to predict {{#if:65536|the 65536th article will be created at Error: Invalid time. (PST)

If the nth article you are looking for is already created, you will see:

File:Hiero C11.png

I dare to predict {{#if:100|the 100th article is already created, stupid!

If you put 0 or a negative number, you will see:

File:Hiero C11.png

I dare to predict {{#if:-1|… what is the -1st article? Are you trying to trick me?