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===Draft vs non-draft===
===Draft vs non-draft===
Not all tasks are immediately ready to be thrown at the casual Rosetta Code participant. Some need a review or draft phase before they're in good shape.
Not all tasks are immediately ready to be thrown at the casual Rosetta Code participant. Some need a review or draft phase before they're in good shape.
* For a non-draft task, one would use [[Template:Task]] by putting '''[[Template:Task|<nowiki>{{task}}</nowiki>]]''' at the top of the page.
* For a non-draft task, one would use [[Template:Task]] by putting {{tmpl|task}} at the top of the page.
* To note that a task is a draft, use [[Template:draft task]], by putting '''[[Template:draft task|<nowiki>{{draft task}}</nowiki>]]''' at the top, rather than '''<nowiki>{{{task}}}</nowiki>'''.
* To note that a task is a draft, use [[Template:draft task]], by putting {{tmpl|draft task}} at the top, rather than {{tmpl|task}}.


It's up to you to decide which you start with, but another community member may choose to change your created task to a draft. If there is some question on the general suitability of the task then create a draft task and discuss the reason for it being a draft in the talk page. This will warn potential contributors that there may be substantial changes in the task description whilst still in draft status.
It's up to you to decide which you start with, but another community member may choose to change your created task to a draft. If there is some question on the general suitability of the task then create a draft task and discuss the reason for it being a draft in the talk page. This will warn potential contributors that there may be substantial changes in the task description whilst still in draft status.
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