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* `limit` — one paragraph describing where the analogy stops being accurate. | * `limit` — one paragraph describing where the analogy stops being accurate. | ||
Source: | Source: <code>05-augmented-pages/02-page-templates.md §1</code>; <code>04-accessibility-layer/04-analogies-and-metaphors.md</code>. | ||
[[Category:Psionics templates]] | [[Category:Psionics templates]] | ||
Latest revision as of 17:02, 11 May 2026
Callout box used inside analogy / metaphor passages and plain-language pages to flag the bounds of an analogy. Not a "skeptic" tag — it states where the analogy breaks down, so the reader does not extrapolate beyond what the analogy supports.
Usage
{{Limitation_Note
| analogy = water-wave envelope
| limit = Real ψ-modes carry phase information that ordinary water waves do not; the analogy fails when interference / coherence behaviour is the topic of interest.
}}
Parameters
- `analogy` — short name of the analogy (e.g. "rubber-sheet gravity").
- `limit` — one paragraph describing where the analogy stops being accurate.
Source: 05-augmented-pages/02-page-templates.md §1; 04-accessibility-layer/04-analogies-and-metaphors.md.
