Template:Out Of Date

When used in an article, this template:
 * Places a box at the top of category to let the reader know that its information may be out of date.
 * Adds the article to Category:Needs Updating.

While you can include this template directly in an article, that means you also have to manually delete it again when the article is updated. It is more flexible to:
 * Check the currently released game version.
 * Compare that to the last version for which the article was updated.
 * Transclude this template onto the article page if the two don't match.

Important note: If you use the suggested method, make sure to update Template:VersionInteger when a new game version is released.

Example


This marks the page as having last been updated for version 0.6.3 (the first VersionInteger call), compares it to the currently released version of the game (the second VersionInteger call), then transcludes this template if the two don't match.

Suggestion
Using the following code snippet at the top of an article to make it easier for new TUG wiki editors to update the article's version number:

Update Note
When a template adds a category to a page, changes to the templates may not affect those pages right away. From the [MediaWiki manual]:


 * Note: when changing the categories applied by a template in this fashion, the categorization of the pages which include that template may not be updated until some time later: this is handled by the [job queue]. To force the re-categorization of a particular page, open that page for editing and save it without changes.