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== justia reference doesn't work for recent cases ==

545 U.S. 748 for example (see [[List of United States Supreme Court cases, volume 545|here]]) redirects to https://supreme.justia.com/cases/federal/us/545/748/case.html which is a 'page not found'. Removing the 'case.html' at the end does link to the case though. Old cases like 410 U.S. 113 seem to work both with 'case.html' and without. So I'll take a chance and update the template. [[User:Vhann|Olivier Diotte]] ([[User talk:Vhann|talk]]) 03:10, 12 April 2015 (UTC)
:Sure, test it out and report any errors here. — [[User:Smuconlaw|SMUconlaw]] ([[User talk:Smuconlaw|talk]]) 09:48, 12 April 2015 (UTC)
:You should probably put it back for the simple reason that I doubt the pin citations (e.g., 296 U.S. 1, '''68''' <--- the bolded second page cite pointing to a particular page within the opinion) will work if "case.html" is removed. Or, if you can verify the pin cites still function, I don't see a problem. However, the template documentation should probably mention that it won't work for U.S. Reports volumes 558 and greater, since that's where Justia stopped organizing their cases by the U.S. Reports case citation. --- <3 the original pincite template developer, [[User:Foofighter20x|Foofighter20x]] ([[User talk:Foofighter20x|talk]]) 19:09, 16 April 2015 (UTC)
::Bah. Fatfingered it: corrected Justia's U.S. Reports max above. Also, it appears the file directory structure there no longer requires the "case.html", so good call. ---- [[User:Foofighter20x|Foofighter20x]] ([[User talk:Foofighter20x|talk]]) 19:20, 16 April 2015 (UTC)
:::So far, from what I can see, it seems to work even without "case.html". — [[User:Smuconlaw|SMUconlaw]] ([[User talk:Smuconlaw|talk]]) 19:23, 16 April 2015 (UTC)

== Discussion about merging "scite" with "ussc" ==
{{Discussion top|Not done – no consensus. — [[User:Smuconlaw|SMUconlaw]] ([[User talk:Smuconlaw|talk]]) 12:08, 1 August 2015 (UTC)}}
There is a discussion about whether {{tl|scite}} should be merged with {{tl|ussc}} at "[[Wikipedia:Templates for discussion/Log/2015 June 28]]". Do take part in the discussion. — [[User:Smuconlaw|SMUconlaw]] ([[User talk:Smuconlaw|talk]]) 10:43, 29 June 2015 (UTC)
{{Discussion bottom}}

== Confusing ==

I think this template is confusing, especially when the number ''after'' the characters U.S. is a low number. See for example [https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Loving_v._Virginia&oldid=670629615 this version of Loving_v._Virginia], a case which happens to be on page 1 of volume 388 of the ''United States Reports''.

If you make an external link without a clear description, the wiki software make automatically a numbered description, for example [http://www.wikipedia.org]. The template in the mentioned case is <nowiki>{{ussc|388|1|1967}}</nowiki>, resulting in {{ussc|388|1|1967}}. Although the first number 1 has brackets around it and the second one not, the external link caused by this template still looks like the many bad-formatted links also found at Wikipedia.

Also it is confusing that [[United States Reports|U.S.]] links to the Wikipedia article about the ''United States Reports'' instead of the article on the [[United States]]. A blue hyper-linked text should be a good description of the article it links to.

The alternative template [[template:Scite|Scite]] is less confusing in this regard: the whole citation is blue (and clickable) instead of only the characters U.S. [[User:Bever|Bever]] ([[User talk:Bever|talk]]) 21:07, 31 July 2015 (UTC)

:My responses:
:*{{tl|Scite}} should be used if you intend the citation to be in the main text, as it ''does not create an external link''. Generally, external links are to be avoided in the body of an article: see [[WP:ELPOINTS]] #2. {{tl|Ussc}} should be used in footnotes to create references.
:*I am not following what you mean by "Although the first number 1 has brackets around it and the second one not, the external link caused by this template still looks like the many bad-formatted links also found at Wikipedia." There is only one number 1 in the citation you gave as an example&nbsp;– {{ussc|388|1|1967}}&nbsp;– and that is the first page number of the citation. It is not in brackets. You don't mean the ''1'' which is clearly part of the year ''1967'', do you? How is that confusing?
:*The "U.S." in a citation does not mean "United States"; it is a reference to the ''[[United States Reports]]''. Thus it is correct that the link should be to that article.
:— [[User:Smuconlaw|SMUconlaw]] ([[User talk:Smuconlaw|talk]]) 12:04, 1 August 2015 (UTC)

== Removing bolding of references to the article's case ==

I recently made {{Diff|Template:Ussc|prev|719158662|this edit|diffonly=yes}} which checks to see if <code>title</code> is the same as the current page name. If it is not the same, it creates a wikilink as normal. The change is that if it ''is'' the same name, it does ''not'' create a wikilink. This is so that the case name does not become bolded as a wikilink to the current page is always bolded like this: [[Template talk:Ussc]]. The [[Bluebook]] style doesn't say to bold the case name, and further having a mix of bolded and non-bolded titles in the reference section is distracting so I changed it. I tested it in the sandbox first and it seemed to not break anything, but if it does, revert first and it can be worked on more. [[User:Wugapodes|Wugapodes]] ([[User talk:Wugapodes|talk]]) 00:08, 8 May 2016 (UTC)
:Good point, thanks. — [[User:Smuconlaw|SMUconlaw]] ([[User talk:Smuconlaw|talk]]) 07:30, 8 May 2016 (UTC)

== Short form citations ==

{{ping|Wugapodes}} regarding your recent change to the template so that it can be used to create short form citations&nbsp;– wouldn't it be easier for editors to just type those manually? — [[User:Smuconlaw|SMUconlaw]] ([[User talk:Smuconlaw|talk]]) 18:14, 13 May 2016 (UTC)
:Yes and no. Obviously the gains from typing it in a template are minimal compared to just typing the citation. The benefits I see are that editors who don't know bluebook style can easily create short form citations, that they can also learn about short form citations and how to use them in articles, and finally it allows easy conversion from one form to another. Since references moving around is easy and common (which is why we don't usually use ''supra'', ''id'', etc), being able to simply add or remove <code>|short=yes</code> to a template makes moving citations around easier and less breaking. [[User:Wugapodes|Wugapodes]] ([[User talk:Wugapodes|talk]]) 18:28, 13 May 2016 (UTC)
::I see. I was just wondering whether anyone would use the template in this way, since the resultant text is so short! — [[User:Smuconlaw|SMUconlaw]] ([[User talk:Smuconlaw|talk]]) 21:40, 13 May 2016 (UTC)

== Template not properly handling URL and name ==

The template is adding the vertical bar and first word in the name parameter to the end of the URL and not displaying the first word of the case name as part of the case name. For example:
:<nowiki>{{ussc|name=OBB Personenverkehr AG v. Sachs|link=http://www.supremecourt.gov/opinions/15pdf/13-1067_onkq.pdf|volume=577|year=2015|docket=13-1067|slip=3}}</nowiki>
Creates:
:{{ussc|name=OBB Personenverkehr AG v. Sachs|link=http://www.supremecourt.gov/opinions/15pdf/13-1067_onkq.pdf|volume=577|year=2015|docket=13-1067|slip=3}}
[[User:AHeneen|AHeneen]] ([[User talk:AHeneen|talk]]) 01:41, 31 May 2016 (UTC)
:{{ping|AHeneen}} It seems you're using the <code>link</code> parameter wrong. The <code>link</code> parameter is for the wikipedia page name, not a url. External links are automatically created to the opinions. So for example: 
::<code>{{ussc<nowiki/>|name=Burwell v. Hobby Lobby Stores, Inc.|link=Burwell v. Hobby Lobby|docket=13-354|volume=573|year=2014}}</code>
::{{ussc|name=Burwell v. Hobby Lobby Stores, Inc.|link=Burwell v. Hobby Lobby|docket=13-354|573|3=2014}}
:Notice how the external link is automatically created, and the wikilink points to ''Burwell v. Hobby Lobby'' rather than ''Burwell v. Hobby Lobby Stores, Inc.''. [[User:Wugapodes|Wugapodes]] [[User talk:Wugapodes|[t<sup>h</sup>ɔk]]] [[Special:Contributions/Wugapodes|[kantʃɻɪbz]]] 16:08, 31 May 2016 (UTC)
::Is supremecourt.gov worth adding as a source for full-text judgments? — [[User:Smuconlaw|SMUconlaw]] ([[User talk:Smuconlaw|talk]]) 11:33, 2 June 2016 (UTC)
:::I think it might be, but I can't discern a pattern to their urls for the links to be automatic. And I'm not sure adding another parameter would be that useful. This might be something for a larger discussion. At the TfD for this and scite, {{U|MZMcBride}} talked about looking at the template and seeing what might be worth getting rid of. I think it might be worth having a larger discussion on ways to overhaul the template. [[User:Wugapodes|Wugapodes]] [[User talk:Wugapodes|[t<sup>h</sup>ɔk]]] [[Special:Contributions/Wugapodes|[kantʃɻɪbz]]] 18:00, 2 June 2016 (UTC)
:::: Hi [[User:Wugapodes|Wugapodes]]. Thanks for the ping.
:::: It's simple enough to have the "link" parameter support both external and internal links. But what's the use-case? In most contexts, I would think you'd either not want an external link (inline prose) or you'd just use a citation template. --[[User:MZMcBride|MZMcBride]] ([[User talk:MZMcBride|talk]]) 00:40, 3 June 2016 (UTC)
::::: I'd be wary of adding that functionality in right now. Part of why I think parameters keep getting added is that we don't want to break existing transclusions or change the way the template functions so things keep getting added. I decided to create [[Template:Ussc/rewrite]] to get some ideas on ways to improve it and come up with a new version. Basically come up with a better version and then [[WP:TNT|TNT]] this one so we at least break everything at once. [[User:Wugapodes|Wugapodes]] [[User talk:Wugapodes|[t<sup>h</sup>ɔk]]] [[Special:Contributions/Wugapodes|[kantʃɻɪbz]]] 02:03, 3 June 2016 (UTC)
{{od}}Here's a suggestion: create a new parameter for external links and deprecate the {{para|link}} parameter so that it will work in existing transclusions, but replace its functionality with a parameter with a different name. {{para|url}} is used in many templates and can be added to this one for external links to the decision. {{para|article}} could then be added to link to the Wikipedia article, replacing the functionality of {{para|link}}, which would be deprecated so that existing transclusions of this template function properly. I think the parameter name "article" more readily conveys its function than "link". [[User:AHeneen|AHeneen]] ([[User talk:AHeneen|talk]]) 04:28, 3 June 2016 (UTC)
:On the other hand, the parameter name {{para|link}} is used in case citation templates relating to the Legal Information Institutes (LIIs) such as {{tl|cite BAILII}}, {{tl|cite CanLII}} and {{tl|cite CommonLII}}. That was why I used "link" for {{tl|ussc}}. — [[User:Smuconlaw|SMUconlaw]] ([[User talk:Smuconlaw|talk]]) 19:20, 5 June 2016 (UTC)

== Short form citations lack links ==

I have raised a matter at [[Wikipedia talk:Manual of Style/Legal#Linking of short ussc references]] concerning the way this template operates. [[User:Thincat|Thincat]] ([[User talk:Thincat|talk]]) 13:06, 26 April 2017 (UTC)

== Should link to Supreme Court Web site, not to spammy "Justia.com" Web site ==

Why does a *template* link to this ad-ridden commercial mess? It should link to supremecourt.gov, since that's the actual Supreme Court Web site. Wikipedia shouldn't be promoting this "sponsored find a lawyer!" rubbish. Thanks! —&#123;&#123;u&#124;[[User:Goldenshimmer|Goldenshimmer]]&#125;&#125; (they/their)｜😹｜✝️｜John 15:12｜☮️｜🍂｜[[User:Goldenshimmer/T|T]]/[[User:Goldenshimmer/C|C]] 13:38, 11 March 2019 (UTC)
: This is probably worth exploring, but note that the Supreme Court website only has cases dating from 1988. Also, the opinions are in PDF format, and some of them are not in the form of individual opinions but within an entire volume of opinions for the year. I am also not sure how consistent the URLs are. At the moment, Justia has a wider coverage of opinions and presents them with a consistent URL format, making them easy for the template to link to. — [[User:Sgconlaw|SGconlaw]] ([[User talk:Sgconlaw|talk]]) 07:21, 12 March 2019 (UTC)
:: Mmmmmh. Maybe the Court will fix those issues with their site! <small>''← probably unreasonable optimism''</small> —&#123;&#123;u&#124;[[User:Goldenshimmer|Goldenshimmer]]&#125;&#125; (they/their)｜😹｜✝️｜John 15:12｜☮️｜🍂｜[[User:Goldenshimmer/T|T]]/[[User:Goldenshimmer/C|C]] 13:29, 12 March 2019 (UTC)
:::If the documentation is still correct, cases after volume 570 don't link to Justia well anyway. It may be worth changing the default for that reason alone. I'll look into it. [[User:Wugapodes|Wugapodes]] [[User talk:Wugapodes|[t<sup>h</sup>ɑk]]] [[Special:Contributions/Wugapodes|[ˈkan.ˌʧɹɪbz]]] 01:36, 13 March 2019 (UTC)
:::Wait that's because bound volumes haven't been published past 569, duh. Well, I'm still in support of changing the default if we can come to a consensus on what to change it to. [[User:Wugapodes|Wugapodes]] [[User talk:Wugapodes|[t<sup>h</sup>ɑk]]] [[Special:Contributions/Wugapodes|[ˈkan.ˌʧɹɪbz]]] 01:46, 13 March 2019 (UTC)
'''Oppose''' this change until there is a better alternative.  Unfortunately sometimes internet content comes with advertisements. [[IMDb]], anyone? [[User:UnitedStatesian|UnitedStatesian]] ([[User talk:UnitedStatesian|talk]]) 03:51, 13 March 2019 (UTC)
:Ergh yes that IMDB site thoroughly needs to be relegated to the Internet Archive. Definitely shouldn't be tolerated as a link from WP. —&#123;&#123;u&#124;[[User:Goldenshimmer|Goldenshimmer]]&#125;&#125; (they/their)｜😹｜✝️｜John 15:12｜☮️｜🍂｜[[User:Goldenshimmer/T|T]]/[[User:Goldenshimmer/C|C]] 09:12, 13 March 2019 (UTC)

== Seeking consensus to change short-form citation:  include the volume number (if it is available) ==

At present, short-form citations appear as follows:
{{talkquote|
::'''Example''':  <code><nowiki>{{ussc|name=Youngstown Sheet|link=Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co. v. Sawyer|volume=343|pin=635|short=yes}}.</nowiki></code>
::'''Result''': {{ussc|name=Youngstown Sheet|link=Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co. v. Sawyer|volume=343|pin=635|short=yes}}.}}

And yet, the Bluebook states that in general, a short-form citation has the following elements:<ref group="short-cite">{{Cite web|url=http://guides.ll.georgetown.edu/c.php?g=261289&p=2339389|title=Guides: Bluebook Guide: Short Forms for Cases|last=Nolan|first=Savanna|website=guides.ll.georgetown.edu|language=en|access-date=2019-11-16}}</ref>
:# Name of the case
:# Volume of the reporter
:# Reporter abbreviation
:# Pinpoint citation to the specific page referenced, preceded by "at"

If we use the same code example as above, the Bluebook is therefore suggesting the following:
{{talkquote|
::'''Result''': ''[[Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co. v. Sawyer|Youngstown Sheet]]'', 343 U.S. at 635.}}

The simple change I am proposing – for short citations ''only'' – is to check whether the Wikipedia editor has provided a value for {{para|volume}} or {{para|1}}.  If so, then that volume number (followed by a hard-coded "U.S." reporter) be inserted into the output as shown above.  This would leave all other functionality fully intact.  No bots are needed to make any changes to existing Wiki markup. If the parameter has already been provided in the markup, then great, it will automatically display properly, once this change is implemented.

Any thoughts?

:* I agree 100%. [[User:Legalskeptic|LegalSkeptic]] ([[User talk:Legalskeptic|talk]]) 15:01, 23 November 2019 (UTC)
::* I concur with the proposed change. --[[User:Coolcaesar|Coolcaesar]] ([[User talk:Coolcaesar|talk]]) 19:19, 23 November 2019 (UTC)
*{{done}} {{diff2|927638197|with this edit}} which also added a tracking category so you can see what pages are not using {{para|volume}} in short form citations. [[User:Wugapodes|Wug·]][[User talk:Wugapodes|a·po·des]] 20:31, 23 November 2019 (UTC)

:::* Awesome!  That was quick!  As one can see by comparing the 'result' in the two {{tlc|talkquote}} boxes above, this change is complete! The added category will also help to correct those that are not formatted properly.  Thanks again, <span class="nowrap">—'''[[User:Grolltech|<span style="font-family:Segoe print;color:#900;text-shadow:gray 0.2em 0.2em 0.3em;">groll<span style="color:#0080A0">tech</span></span>]]'''</span><sup>([[User talk:Grolltech|<span style="color:black">talk</span>]])</sup> 02:02, 25 November 2019 (UTC)

===Short-cite reference===
{{Reflist|group="short-cite"}}
<span class="nowrap">—'''[[User:Grolltech|<span style="font-family:Segoe print;color:#900;text-shadow:gray 0.2em 0.2em 0.3em;">groll<span style="color:#0080A0">tech</span></span>]]'''</span><sup>([[User talk:Grolltech|<span style="color:black">talk</span>]])</sup> 22:25, 16 November 2019 (UTC)

== Linking to wrong article ==

On [[United States v. Sandoval]] {{oldid|United States v. Sandoval|940155818|(last revision with this problem)}}, there's a use of this template for the 1876 Supreme Court case "United States v. Joseph".  The template is checking Wikipedia for an article with that title and linking to it, since one exists; unfortunately, [[United States v. Joseph]] is about a 2019 case in Massachusetts, which presumably didn't exist when the template was added to the page.  The 1876 USSC case doesn't have an article.

What's the right approach here?  The template doesn't seem to have an option to escape a link, only to link to another article—but there is no correct article to link to.  For now I've just manually replicated the output of the template in hard-coded wikitext {{diff|United States v. Sandoval|957814383|940155818}}, but that doesn't seem ideal. [[User:YorkshireLad|<b style="color:#049">YorkshireLad</b>]]&nbsp;[[Special:Contribs/YorkshireLad|<span style="background-color:#049;color:white;padding:2px">&nbsp;✿ </span>]]&nbsp;<sup>[[User talk:YorkshireLad|<b style="color:#052">(talk)</b>]]</sup> 18:02, 20 May 2020 (UTC)
:Hi YorkshireLad, the solution is to add a value to the "link" parameter in the template code with a disambiguated title (whether that page currently exists or not): <nowiki>{{ussc|name=United States v. Joseph|link=United States v. Joseph (1876)|volume=94|page=614|pin=615|year=1876}}</nowiki> renders as {{ussc|name=United States v. Joseph|link=United States v. Joseph (1876)|volume=94|page=614|pin=615|year=1876}}. '''[[User:Postdlf|postdlf]]''' (''[[User talk:Postdlf|talk]]'') 21:51, 20 May 2020 (UTC)
::{{u|Postdlf}}, Brilliant, thanks! [[User:YorkshireLad|<b style="color:#049">YorkshireLad</b>]]&nbsp;[[Special:Contribs/YorkshireLad|<span style="background-color:#049;color:white;padding:2px">&nbsp;✿ </span>]]&nbsp;<sup>[[User talk:YorkshireLad|<b style="color:#052">(talk)</b>]]</sup> 10:05, 21 May 2020 (UTC)

== Needs arbitrary external links  ==

Hey, someone's edit demonstrated to me that Justia's system does not include the ENTIRETY of the Federal Reports, so there are edge cases where the fact that {{Tl|ussc}} defaults to Justia will not be sufficient. Specifically, they do not have Alito's denial of cert for ''Harper v. Maverick Recording Co.'' (562 U.S. 1080). [https://supreme.justia.com/cases/federal/us/562/1080/ This link does not work.] Because Justia does have denials of cert in their system, I asked them if it could be added, and they wrote back "We don't have this information for newer cases. We recommend you make the change on your end." Which is fine. But their WONTFIX means this is and will remain an ongoing issue that needs to be addressed with a change. The template should have the ability to embed arbitrary external links, because [https://caselaw.findlaw.com/us-supreme-court/10-94.html that denial of cert is available online] and {{Tl|ussc}} is still the template that should point to it.

''"Did you try using the {{code|code=source=}} parameter?"'' Yes, and that's how I was ultimately able to do what I consider a workaround to this problem. It is not possible to use this template to link to this document via FindLaw and OpenJurist. I don't know if OpenJurist has it, but it's not under the bound volume citation. FindLaw has it (link above) under the docket number, not the bounded citation. My solution was to use {{code|code=source=w}} and {{code|code=casename=Harper v. Maverick Recording Co./Dissent Alito}} because Wikisource ''happened'' to have it. This does not seem like a natural solution, and the template docs do not clearly suggest it for this scenario. And if it wasn't in Wikisource, I would have been SOL without looking into how to add a document to Wikisource merely to have a link complete.

If you are hesitant to add an arbitrary link parameter, I can try reworking the docs a bit first.

Thanks. [[User:Lethargilistic|lethargilistic]] ([[User talk:Lethargilistic|talk]]) 02:16, 2 April 2021 (UTC)

: No particular objection to adding a parameter for an external URL to be specified (probably {{para|url}}). — [[User:Sgconlaw|SGconlaw]] ([[User talk:Sgconlaw|talk]]) 05:11, 3 April 2021 (UTC)

{{edit template-protected|Template:Ussc|answered=yes}}
==Change the el=no parameter to suppress ALL external links==
It appears that the el=no parameter does not suppress all external links.
:'''Example'''
::'''default''':
::{{ussc|name=Rucho v. Common Cause|volume=588|year=2019|docket=18-422}}
::'''el=no''':
::{{ussc|name=Rucho v. Common Cause|volume=588|year=2019|docket=18-422|el=no}}
When the parameter ''''el=no'''' is set, the template should suppress not only the link to docket. It should suppress all external links. [[User:Marc Schroeder|Marc Schroeder]] ([[User talk:Marc Schroeder|talk]]) 13:40, 21 January 2023 (UTC)

I withdraw the request.
Sorry for the fuss. I realize now that the links which I asked to remove are not ''''external''' links.
[[User:Marc Schroeder|Marc Schroeder]] ([[User talk:Marc Schroeder|talk]]) 14:01, 21 January 2023 (UTC)

== Disambiguation cases links ==

Hello. When you use {{Tl|USSC}} for a case on that case's article, it does not create a link. However, it seems that the template does not handle disambiguated cases; that is, a case like [[United States v. Smith (1820)]], which has a disambiguation case at [[United States v. Smith]].

#<code><nowiki>{{ussc|name=United States v. Smith|volume=18|page=71|year=1820|el=no}}</nowiki></code> 
#*[https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=United_States_v._Smith_(1820)&oldid=1260495462 Leaves a link to the disambiguation page.]
#<code><nowiki>{{ussc|name=United States v. Smith|link=United States v. Smith (1820)|volume=18|page=71|year=1820|el=no}}</nowiki></code> #*[https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=United_States_v._Smith_(1820)&direction=next&oldid=1260495462 leaves a link to the current page, so it appears bold.]
#<code><nowiki>{{ussc|name=United States v. Smith (1820)|volume=18|page=71|year=1820|el=no}}</nowiki></code>
#*{{ussc|name=United States v. Smith (1820)|volume=18|page=71|year=1820|el=no}}
#*On a live page, this does not create a link. However, the 1820 actually appears in the text, so the citation is malformed.
#<code><nowiki>''United States v. Smith'', {{ussc|volume=18|page=71|year=1820|el=no}}</nowiki></code>
#*''United States v. Smith'', {{ussc|volume=18|page=71|year=1820|el=no}}
#*[https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=United_States_v._Smith_(1820)&oldid=1260496665 The current compromise, which appears correctly.]

I think the template should handle it with the link parameter. The template should check whether the link points to the current page and handle that case exactly the same as the name parameter currently does:
*<code><nowiki>{{ussc|name=United States v. Smith|link=United States v. Smith (1820)|volume=18|page=71|year=1820|el=no}}</nowiki></code> 
**''United States v. Smith'', {{ussc|volume=18|page=71|year=1820|el=no}}

Thoughts? I doubt this is the first time this has happened, so I am also prepared to be told this is already possible or my compromise (4) is just what you're supposed to do, haha. [[User:Lethargilistic|lethargilistic]] ([[User talk:Lethargilistic|talk]]) 02:55, 1 December 2024 (UTC)