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The above is a Wikiminnow (Pimephales microwikipediensis). It is used to make extra-subtle adjustments to clue levels of Wikipedians. For somewhat larger mistakes, use a {{trout}}.
Usage
Apply this template to the user talk page of someone who deserves whacking with a wet trout. This template is intended for humorous use only!
Simply place {{}} on a user's talk page.
Parameters
|align= left or right to not have it centered (but still on its own line).
|float= left or right to move it to the side and have content flow around it. Using |float=right is especially useful on talk pages. This only works when the template is put on a line by itself, not inside a : or * list item.
|style= css-declaration: value; to add arbitrary CSS declarations.
See also
- {{trout}} – the original full-size trout
- {{itrout}} – an inline icon sized trout
- {{trout small}} – a more reasonably sized, less-intrusive, left-aligned trout, suitable for trout victims to use as a replacement after getting the message
- {{trout me}} – a small auto-trout icon for the top of your userpage
- {{self-trout}} – a {{facepalm}}-style trout for when you realize that you've done something silly yourself
- {{multitrout}} – for when multiple users need to be trouted
- {{self-whale}} – when a trout just isn't enough
- {{chips}} – a small side of chips to go with your fish
- {{whale}} – which may be used for those editors who deserve more severe approbation equal to that of wiping out an endangered species
- If the target user doesn't like fish or chips, but you still think they did something silly, consider summoning the {{colonel}} instead
- {{OverdoneTrout}} – a response to use against those who overzealously use the {{trout}} template
- {{whalemeat}} – if the Wikiwhale is overzealously used too often
- {{puntrout}} - for puns that are (tr)out of this world
