User talk:Some Gadget Geek/2020/June
Re: "Tagging with overlink due to excessive links to Chinese language"
[edit]Just a FYI heads-up regarding this edit: Most China topic articles use the {{zh}} template for instances of Chinese-language text, for two reasons:
- To assist non-human machine readers (such as web trawler bots, and screen readers for the disabled)
- To ensure correct Chinese font display in W3C compliant web browsers
For example, if you are browsing on Windows 7 or later in an up-to-date version of Firefox, Chrome, Opera or Edge, (Chinese: 文宣組) should display using a Microsoft YaHei font (i.e. the "mainland China" font), while (Chinese: 文宣組) would display using a Microsoft JhengHei font (i.e. the "Taiwan" font). Because each different Chinese-speaking country has a different governmental body regulating how glyphs are displayed, characters such as 組 (which look slightly different depending on region) need to be appropriately marked to use China or Taiwan fonts depending on the topic of the article. For this reason, usage of the {{zh}} template is encouraged by WP:MOS-ZH. One side effect of this template, however, is that by default it adds a link to Chinese language as well. --benlisquareT•C•E 19:33, 4 June 2020 (UTC)
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