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Latest revision as of 19:57, 11 October 2026
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The forbidden template is used to mark external links if a website returns an HTTP 403 ("forbidden") error upon attempting to access it.
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Usage
If you encounter a link to an external 403 Forbidden page, try to repair it. If this is not possible, append {{forbidden}} or {{403}} to it.
This causes the affected pages to be included into Category: Pages containing dead links.
See also
- Template: Dead link – generic template for dead links