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Normally //show// parameter gets a comma-separated list of marker groups specifying which markers should be presented on a map. The group lists could be large. Therefore I propose an additional syntax with an //all// parameter: - show = "all" // presenting all markers named in an article - show = "all,-mask" // presenting all markers named in an article excluding the mask group - show = "all,nearby" // presenting all markers named in an article and markers for nearby articles (Wikimedia feature) Even in case that "nearby" is not interpreted by maplink/mapframe directly it is used to activate an additional map layer.

<maplink> and/or <mapframe>: Normally //show// parameter gets a comma-separated list of marker groups specifying which markers should be presented on a map. The group lists could be large. Therefore I propose an additional syntax with an //all// parameter: - show = "all" // presenting all markers named in an article - show = "all,-mask" // presenting all markers named in an article excluding the mask group - show = "all,nearby" // presenting all markers named in an article and markers for nearby articles (Wikimedia feature) Even in case that "nearby" is not interpreted by maplink/mapframe directly it is used to activate an additional map layer.

<maplink> and/or <mapframe>: Normally //show// parameter gets a comma-separated list of marker groups specifying which markers should be presented on a map. The group lists could be large. Therefore I propose an additional syntax with an //all// parameter: - show = "all" // presenting all markers named in an article - show = "all,-mask" // presenting all markers named in an article excluding the mask group - show = "all,nearby" // presenting all markers named in an article and markers for nearby articles (Wikimedia feature) Even in case that "nearby" is not interpreted by maplink/mapframe directly it is used to activate an additional map layer.