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Usage
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- Please place the template after any template that is company specific, e.g., in the Pizza Hut article, the {{Yum!}} template would go first, then this one.
- When there is another similar template, such as {{Restaurant chains in Ireland}}, place the template that covers the country the company is based in first, e.g., in the Pizza Hut article, this template would go second because Pizza Hut is based in the United States.
Guidelines for inclusion
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- Global chains are defined as having locations in at least three countries.
- Regional chains are defined as having locations in a single country, or two adjoining countries, e.g., U.S. and Canada.
- When adding a two-digit country code after the chain's name, do not include every country the chain operates in. Only include the country the company is based in. E.g. - A chain is based in the UK with locations in Ireland, France and Germany. In this example, you would put
[[British Pizza]] (UK)
in the template but not[[British Pizza]] (UK, IR, FR, DE)
- When adding a two-digit country code after the chain's name, do not include every country the chain operates in. Only include the country the company is based in. E.g. - A chain is based in the UK with locations in Ireland, France and Germany. In this example, you would put
- Please do not add chains that have less than a hundred or so locations.
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- Please only include chains that have an article on Wikipedia, do not add red links or external links.
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