Template:blog

Used for in the what if? index, to mark the article number and date of release. For the books, use Template:book1, Template:book2, etc. The date and number are always needed.

Usage

{{blog|ARTICLE-NUMBER|YYYY|MM|DD|LATE-OR-EARLY}}

Examples

{{blog|69|YYYY|MM|DD|1m 19d late}}

Produces:

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69^th blog article, on YYYY‑MM‑DD
(1m 19d late)

and

{{blog|69|YYYY|MM|DD}}

Produces:

 data-sort-value="69" style="background-color:#cceeff;"|

69^th blog article, on YYYY‑MM‑DD

and

{{blog|69}}

Produces:

 data-sort-value="69" style="background-color:#cceeff;"|

69^th blog article

N	Date	Thumbnail	Title	Reader's question	Randall's answer	Book
1	2012‑07‑10		Relativistic Baseball	"What would happen if you tried to hit a baseball pitched at 90% the speed of light?"	The result would be some kind of nuclear explosion, and possibly a ruling of "hit by pitch".	3rd blog article, on YYYY‑MM‑DD
2	2012‑07‑10 0w later		SAT Guessing	"What if everyone who took the SAT guessed on every multiple‑choice question? How many perfect scores would there be?"	No one would get a perfect score. No one would get a perfect score. No one would get a perfect score. No one would get a perfect score. No one would get a perfect scoNo one would get a perfect score. No one would get a perfect score. SUPPOSED TO BE BROKEN HERE	65th blog article
3	2012‑07‑10 0w later		SAT Guessing	"What if everyone who took the SAT guessed on every multiple‑choice question? How many perfect scores would there be?"	No one would get a perfect score. No one would get a.	9th blog article, on YYYY‑MM‑DD
4	2012‑07‑10 0w later		SAT Guessing	"What if everyone who took the SAT guessed on every multiple‑choice question? How many perfect scores would there be?"	No one would get a perfect score. No one would get a perfect score. No one would get a perfect score. No one would get a.	169th blog article, on YYYY‑MM‑DD (1m 19d late)