h2g2 The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: Earth Edition

I can't find any public documentation for this, but the following is appearing at the bottom of testpages, between the and tags:



For normal, Edited and recommended Guide Entries:

For Help pages (and WW2, e.g. <./>test2152081</.>; here 'NAME="article"' appeared only on those stories that were on the front page out of the few I checked):

For Personal Spaces:

I also found this in a Collective A-page (<./>test2875890</.&gt:

Quake 3 arena was the original deathmatch game that sparked the whole sub-genre off. It appeared a while ago along wi...

This from iCan (<./>test6423112</.&gt:

Between us we must have called half a dozen plumbers. Only one kept his appointment. He told us that as we have alr...

Also this, on Get Writing (<./>test2964747</.&gt:

Read the winning entries from the Get Writing with Excess Baggage Travel Writing Competition.

Travel Writing Competition Winners


Run in association with Radio 4's Excess Baggage, the top prize winner wa...

In the process of checking for these I came across a lot of unfamiliar tags. I don't suppose we can do much with these tags even when they do anything on h2g2 -- produces a boring grey box in Brunel, and for one is outside anyway -- but I wondered whether anyone who might be subscribed here knew what they were for, and more importantly whether any of these intriguing tags from foreign parts like and , which seem to be largely -- exclusively? -- site-specific, can produce something on h2g2 more exciting than an empty grey box.

Searching for , by the way, produces a lot of Action Network pages: http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/h2g2/brunel/Search?searchtype=article&showapproved=1&showsubmitted=1&shownormal=1&searchstring=%3Clinkclub%3E&dosearch.x=0&dosearch.y=0&dosearch=Search+the+Guide

Traveller in Time deja view
"Most are classificatoin tags, alternative systems for our categorisation, or perhaps to distinguish between edited and unedited entries.

Some contain extra information like we use the REFERENCES tag.

Anyway, none of these tags does anything on h2g2, or they should not do anything. "

So that grey box isn't supposed to appear in Brunel, then?

Presumably does _something_ on h2g2, behind the scenes, or it wouldn't be needed.

Traveller in Time not an editor
"You could write your own < <./>FrontPage</.> > to see the effects. "