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Constitutional complaint
I was trying to wikilink an Austria related article to a generic page on Constitutional complaints but that links redirects to Verfassungsbeschwerde, which describes exclusively the German situation, with a single additional sentence mentioning a related Spanish mechanism. It's neither my area of expertise nor interest, yet as far as I can tell, a) Verfassungsbewechwerde also refers to a related but different process in Austria (though a quick google search suggests this may not be the official designation for the process in German, however I think I've found at least one usage of it) and b) judging from this article there are also similar types of constitutional complaint processes in almost a dozen European countries—and presumably elsewhere too. It's quite an old source and from what I gather at least Lithuania has added such a mechanism in the interim. My preference would be that such information all go into the one article, with subsections for per-country specifics, but since you've evidently already put a pretty decent amount of effort into the page so far, I thought I'd ask your opinion on whether you think the article should be: Would you have interest in taking this on? Helrasincke (talk) 18:05, 29 December 2023 (UTC)
 * generalised in scope and renamed to the above suggested title?
 * left as is with a new article created for the general situation in other countries?


 * Hi! Thank you for noticing my work and commenting!
 * I'm definitely a proponent of discussing legal principles and mechanisms on a general level in one broad article, and adding subsections for notable features found in individual legal systems.
 * The work I did on the page mostly just clarified and filled out what was already there. I'm not really aware of the constitutional complaint mechanisms of other jurisdictions, so I didn't try to expand the scope. I'll see if I can add anything I find on the Austrian (and maybe Swiss) situations, any English-speaking countries, and French-speaking countries. I probably won't get around to it right away.

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The joy of sfn anchors
For future reference, the reason you couldn't get ref to work with cite court is that it was generating an anchor that didn't quite match the sfn – it needs to have the same name and the year (or not) exactly as in the sfn, as well as using the sfnref template. Perhaps the easiest way to do this is: Hope this helps for next time! Best, Wham2001 (talk) 08:13, 14 July 2024 (UTC)
 * Write the sfn
 * Copy and paste it verbatim into the ref field, changing "sfn" to "sfnref" (or "harvid", which is the same)