Board Thread:Improvements and Suggestions/@comment-1476364-20160825014404/@comment-978785-20170829162915

Islandking wrote: […] I think a overhead list of “Friendly Arm Inn”, “The Friendly Arm” and “The Friendly Arm Inn” using the style of Black Isle example already gets the job done, there's no need for a template considering the rarity of the issue in BG.

So it could look like this:

Friendly Arm Inn : This article is about a geographic area accessible from World Map. For the main building in that area, see The Friendly Arm. For Jaheira or Khalid’s side quest, see The Friendly Arm Inn. You say the template is not needed, however it's the template what handle the text above, here's the excerpt from the Wikipedia's Black Isle page:

Which outputs (I highlighted the appropriate parts): "This article is about the geographic area in Scotland. For the games developer, see Black Isle Studios. For other uses, see Black Island (disambiguation)." – the non-bold text is added by the template, so it can be uniform on all pages similar how here

outputs: "Not to be confused with Friendly Arm Inn or The Friendly Arm Inn."

Sadly, our Template:confuse can only take article names as parameters, while it needs to take a short description too, so it could be like in the code excerpt above :(.