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 ''The first set of question marks are used to identify if the logo is the 1st in the article, 2nd, 3rd, and so on. The second set is the official nickname given to the logo. The third set is to signify what year the logo is introduced. If specific dates are available, use those. If the logo is still being used today, omit the fourth question mark set, otherwise insert the year/date the logo was last used. For the second question mark set, you may only use nicknames that are official, do NOT add any that are made by you.''
-''Additionally, you can use the boilerplate template to make editing simpler. It will contain an <code><nowiki>{{Ordinal}}</nowiki></code> template. When adding logos, simply add the number you're up to into this template and it will output as 1st, 2nd, etc. This template simplifies the process of renumbering if a logo is removed or relocated on the page for some reason.''
+''Alternatively, there is a simplified way to do this; the <code><nowiki>{{Ordinal}}</nowiki></code> template. When adding logos, simply add the number you're up to into this template (1, 2, etc.) and it will automatically change to 1st, 2nd, etc. This template simplifies the process of re-adding the suffixes (st, nd, rd, th) to the numbers if a logo is removed or relocated on the page for some reason.''
 ''For example, the code below''<br>