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The conventions for titles dictate that all proper nouns are capitalized, as are all locations, and names unless specifically not capitalized. | The conventions for titles dictate that all proper nouns are capitalized, as are all locations, and names unless specifically not capitalized. | ||
| − | Any page title that includes a name should not be stored in a biographical format; i.e., "Homer Simpson", not "Simpson, Homer" as the page title for Bart's Dad. In cases where only a first name ([[Charlie ( | + | Any page title that includes a name should not be stored in a biographical format; i.e., "Homer Simpson", not "Simpson, Homer" as the page title for Bart's Dad. In cases where only a first name ([[Charlie (Oh Brother, Where Bart Thou?)|Charlie]]) exists, that should be used as the sole title of the page. |
== Media names in articles == | == Media names in articles == | ||
Latest revision as of 11:16, March 7, 2017
This is an instruction manual that addresses the conventions adopted by Wikisimpsons in writing, titles, articles, and linking. Please read it before you contribute to Wikisimpsons.
Article titles[edit]
The conventions for titles dictate that all proper nouns are capitalized, as are all locations, and names unless specifically not capitalized. Any page title that includes a name should not be stored in a biographical format; i.e., "Homer Simpson", not "Simpson, Homer" as the page title for Bart's Dad. In cases where only a first name (Charlie) exists, that should be used as the sole title of the page.
Media names in articles[edit]
Each media type has a different representation:
- Episodes have speech marks around them, e.g. "Duffless".
- The Simpsons Movie has italics, as does every other movie and television show.
- Songs are always in speech marks.
- Books, games, comics, comic stories are all in Italics.
Style Guides[edit]
Style guides aim to help you create high quality articles:
