Category:Neapolitan entry maintenance

Neapolitan entries, or entries in other languages containing Neapolitan terms, that are being tracked for attention and improvement by editors.

• Category:Neapolitan entries with incorrect language header: Neapolitan entries that have been placed under the wrong language header.
• Category:Neapolitan links with redundant alt parameters: Pages containing Neapolitan links where the |alt= parameter is redundant.
• Category:Neapolitan links with redundant wikilinks: Pages containing Neapolitan links which contain a redundant wikilink.
• Category:Neapolitan requests for English equivalent term: Neapolitan entries with definitions that have been tagged with {{rfeq}}. Read the documentation of the template for more information.
• Category:Neapolitan term requests: Entries with Template:der, Template:inh, Template:m and similar templates lacking the parameter for linking to Neapolitan terms.
• Category:Neapolitan terms with audio pronunciation: Neapolitan terms that include the pronunciation in the form of an audio file.
• Category:Neapolitan terms with collocations: Neapolitan entries that contain collocations that were added using templates such as {{co}}.
• Category:Neapolitan terms with IPA pronunciation: Neapolitan terms that include the pronunciation in the form of IPA.
• Category:Neapolitan terms with quotations: Neapolitan entries that contain quotes that were added using templates such as {{quote}}, {{quote-book}}, {{quote-journal}}, etc.
• Category:Neapolitan terms with redundant head parameter: Neapolitan terms that contain a redundant head= parameter in their headword (called using {{head}} or a language-specific equivalent).
• Category:Neapolitan terms with redundant script codes: Pages containing Neapolitan terms with redundant script codes.
• Category:Neapolitan terms with usage examples: Neapolitan entries that contain usage examples that were added using templates such as {{ux}}.
• Category:Neapolitan undefined derivations: Neapolitan etymologies using {{undefined derivation}}, where a more specific template such as {{borrowed}} or {{inherited}} should be used instead.