Category:Pages with a malformed DYK entry

This is a tracking category.

It is used to build and maintain a list or lists of pages—primarily for the sake of the lists themselves and their use in article and category maintenance. It is not part of the encyclopedia's categorization scheme.

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This category keeps track of DYK entries of {{DYK talk}} and {{Article history}} that differ from the standard format

• |entry=... that [fact]? (for {{DYK talk}})
• |dykentry=... that [fact]? (for {{Article history}})

It should not be considered authoritative in the sense that the detection logic is still being tweaked and will not handle certain non-standard DYK hooks, like

• |entry=... that in 1782, the [[Qianlong Emperor]] enquired "[[Lacquerware|lacquer]] is cause for ten officials to protest; what if it is also '''[[Carved lacquer|carved]]'''?" ''(example pictured)''

Those cases can be bypassed by add |bypass-error=yes to the relevant {{DYK talk}} or |dykignoreerror=yes in the {{Article history}} template.