Category:CS1 errors: deprecated parameters
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This category tracks pages using citation templates that use deprecated parameters.
CS1 templates add pages to this category when the citation contains any of the deprecated parameters listed in the table below.
Cite uses deprecated parameter |<param>=
Over time, some parameters have become obsolete or unnecessary. When this happens, the parameters are identified as deprecated. Editors are encouraged to use other parameters that accomplish the same purpose as those that have been deprecated. The CS1|2 deprecated parameters are listed in the following table, along with recommended replacement parameters. Parameter names are case-sensitive. Editors should expect that support for deprecated parameters will soon be withdrawn.
To resolve this error, use a supported parameter.
Pages with this error are automatically placed in Category:CS1 errors: deprecated parameters.[a]
| Deprecated parameter | Replace with | Date |
|---|---|---|
|citeseerx= | August 2026 |
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Pages in category "CS1 errors: deprecated parameters"
The following 200 pages are in this category, out of approximately 6,847 total. This list may not reflect recent changes.
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- Search-and-matching theory
- Search-based software engineering
- David O. Sears
- William Sears (Baháʼí)
- Season creep
- Seasonal packaging
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- Second-generation biofuels
- Second language
- Second-harmonic generation
- Second-language acquisition
- Secretary problem
- Sect Shinto
- Sector mass spectrometer
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- Seed dispersal
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- Dan Segal
- Lee Segel
- Käthe Seidel
- Seismic noise
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- Selective chemistry of single-walled nanotubes
- Selective estrogen receptor modulator
- Selenoxide elimination
- Self (programming language)
- Self-categorization theory
- Self-concealment
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- Self-esteem
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- The Sexes Throughout Nature
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