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|list4 = [[File:AntiAtlantic.png]] {{Whitelink|Anti-Atlanticism}} • [[File:Anticap.png]] {{Whitelink|Anti-Capitalism}} • [[File:AntiLibIcon.png]] {{Whitelink|Anti-Liberalism}} • [[File:Anti-Semitic.png]] {{Whitelink|Anti-Semitism}} • [[File:Anti-Christian.png]] {{Whitelink|Christophobia}} • [[File:Anti-German.png]] {{Whitelink|Germanophobia}} | |list4 = [[File:AntiAtlantic.png]] {{Whitelink|Anti-Atlanticism}} • [[File:Anticap.png]] {{Whitelink|Anti-Capitalism}} • [[File:AntiLibIcon.png]] {{Whitelink|Anti-Liberalism}} • [[File:Anti-Semitic.png]] {{Whitelink|Anti-Semitism}} • [[File:Anti-Christian.png]] {{Whitelink|Christophobia}} • [[File:Anti-German.png]] {{Whitelink|Germanophobia}} | ||
}}<includeonly>[[Category:IRL ideologies]]</includeonly><noinclude>KEEP THIS | }}<includeonly>[[Category:IRL ideologies]]</includeonly><noinclude>KEEP THIS IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER!!<br><br><u>Criteria:</u><br>• '''High importance:''' Ideologies that are currently in practice or were prominently in practice in the past and/or have a large political following in the modern-day/recent past (1 million+) and/or are well known in the public consciousness. <br>•'''Medium Importance:''' Ideologies that have real, and sometimes notable, political followings and/or were non-prominently practiced in the past (see: Lübeck Law) or a small/insignificant area (See: Christianianism) in the present. In general, if it has a Wikipedia article, but it's not of HUGE note, it goes here.<br>• '''Low Importance:''' Ideologies that only have a very small/fringe political following, have either no or few groups (often with few members) associated with them, and don't have any real-word influence/impact. Also in this category go ideologies that exist primarily or only on the internet (unless very notable), while they may have a real following, they usually fail to organize offline. Ideologies of people go in here, if they are only known for one thing.<br>• '''Anti-Ideologies:''' Ideologies that are in an opposition to an existing ideology.[[Category:Navbox templates]]</noinclude> | ||
Revision as of 19:20, 28 January 2024
KEEP THIS IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER!!
Criteria:
• High importance: Ideologies that are currently in practice or were prominently in practice in the past and/or have a large political following in the modern-day/recent past (1 million+) and/or are well known in the public consciousness.
•Medium Importance: Ideologies that have real, and sometimes notable, political followings and/or were non-prominently practiced in the past (see: Lübeck Law) or a small/insignificant area (See: Christianianism) in the present. In general, if it has a Wikipedia article, but it's not of HUGE note, it goes here.
• Low Importance: Ideologies that only have a very small/fringe political following, have either no or few groups (often with few members) associated with them, and don't have any real-word influence/impact. Also in this category go ideologies that exist primarily or only on the internet (unless very notable), while they may have a real following, they usually fail to organize offline. Ideologies of people go in here, if they are only known for one thing.
• Anti-Ideologies: Ideologies that are in an opposition to an existing ideology.