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Antitransclusionism

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Antitransclusionism is the philosophy that largely duplicate content should not be transcluded from one page to another (i.e. directly inserted via a template, so that it updates if the original page changes), but rather copied and pasted. Users who adhere to this philosophy are called antitransclusionists, and are opposed to transclusionists.