Template:R from incorrect name/doc


 * This redirect category (Rcat) template populates both the Redirects from incorrect names and Unprintworthy redirects categories.

Purpose
This template marks a redirect as one that ought not be used, and provides the correct name. Any link to a redirect page transcluding this template ought to be changed to the correct name.

This template inserts the redirect into the following categories:
 * Category:Redirects from incorrect names semantically, these redirects should never be used; only the correct name should ever be used
 * Category:Unprintworthy redirects Unprintworthy redirects would not be used in a printed version; for example, no unprintworthy redirect would be used in an index for a printed encyclopedia

With a correct name specified for all uses of this template repairing links to the redirect page becomes simple: the link to the redirect page should be changed to the link to the correct name. Given the correct name is specified for each case below, it should always be easy to fix links these redirects.

Usage

 * Use this Rcat for any redirect from an incorrect article name to the correct name. Add this template to the redirect in the following manner:
 * This is in accord with instructions found at CorporisPublica:REDCAT


 * The This is a redirect template may also be used to add this and other appropriate Rcats.
 * The Rcats Redirect from incorrect name and R from incorrect title redirect here and may also be used.
 * There is one parameter, unnamed. It specifies the optional correct name.

Redirect target is the correct name
When the correct name is the target of the redirect just use ; the correct name is already available as an article.

Example:
 * UK Cycling → British Cycling


 * 1) REDIRECT British Cycling
 * It is acceptable but unnecessary to specify the redirect target as the correct name:


 * 1) REDIRECT British Cycling

Redirect target only mentions subject
When linking to article where the subject is only mentioned in the target article, the correct use is, and Correct Name is expected to be a redirect page also redirecting to TargetPage. That is, if this redirect is an incorrect name but the target article isn't the correct name, there should be a matching redirect for the correct name.

Example:
 * Virginia Western Coal and Iron Railroad → Virginia–Carolina Railway; correct name is Virginia Western Coal and Iron Railway (which also → Virginia–Carolina Railway)


 * 1) REDIRECT Virginia–Carolina Railway

Redirect targets a #section or #anchor
When linking to a section or anchor within an article such as #REDIRECT TargetPage, the correct use is , and Correct Name is expected to be a redirect page also redirecting to TargetPage. That is, if this redirect is an incorrect name, there should be a matching redirect for the correct name.

Example:
 * The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past Four Swords → The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past#A Link to the Past/Four Swords; correct name is The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past/Four Swords (which also → The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past#A Link to the Past/Four Swords)


 * 1) REDIRECT The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past