User blog:Thisismyrofl/Suggestion: "Your Wiki"

Hey! This is Thisismyrofl, a former administrator of Community Central. I had an idea for a way we could help new users find pages on their wiki. "How do I find Special:Listusers on my wiki?" is a common question - it seems like such a simple thing to a pro, but for new users sometimes it'd just be easier to give a clickable link.

This came to my mind when I was writing my earlier blog about infoboxes (you should totally check it out btw!). I can link to the page Template:Infobox on this wiki, Community Central, but if I'm instead discussing the equivalent page on the reader's wiki, which I don't universally know the URL of, I could only give a flimsy "Template:Infobox on your wiki " with a link to a footnotes section:

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A possible solution
I got to thinking, what if I could link to, perhaps, Special:Yourwiki/Template:Infobox, or w:c:yourwiki:Template:Infobox (neither of which functions at this time), where the user would be prompted:

If the user is from w:c:wolfenstein, then they could type "wolfenstein" in the second field and be taken to c:wolfenstein:Template:Infobox. Or, they could modify the predetermined text "Template:Infobox" to be directed to any page on the wiki: perhaps c:wolfenstein:Template:Infobox Enemy.

The specifics could vary, but I think it'd be great to have some way to help users easily get to the equivalent page on their wiki. We could always pester Staff to get something like this implemented. What do you think?