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This page describes the formatting and layout of pages of 0x10cWiki. They should be followed whenever possible.

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[edit] Article Pages

These are pages which are in the main namespace.

[edit] Title

  • Titles should use title case, not sentence case (e.g. "Article Title", not "Article title").
  • Titles should be descriptive, indicate the scope of the article, and be as short as possible.

[edit] Layout

Articles should have elements in the following order. Note that some of these elements are optional.

[edit] Article Status Templates

  • Status templates such as Template:Delete or Template:Cleanup should be included at the top of the article.
  • Status templates should be accompanied by an explanation or discussion in the Talk page.

[edit] Article Summary

  • A short summary describing the scope of the article should be included before the first section heading.

[edit] Section Headings

  • Section headings should use title case, not sentence case (e.g. "Section Heading", not "Section heading").

[edit] "See Also" Sections

  • A "See Also" section may optionally be included at the bottom.
  • This section should be a list of inter-wiki links. No link should lead to a page outside of 0x10cWiki.

[edit] "External Resources" Sections

  • An "External Resources" section may optionally be included at the bottom.
  • This section should be a list of external links. No link should lead to a page within 0x10cWiki.

[edit] "References" Sections

  • A "References" section should be at the bottom of any page that includes one or more <ref> tags.
  • This section could contain a single <references/> line.

[edit] Categories

  • All articles must belong to at least one category.
  • No two categories that an article belongs to should be direct ancestors.
  • The categories should be listed at the bottom.

[edit] Category pages

  • Each category page should belong to a category that is broader in scope than itself.
  • The only category page that should belong to itself is Category: Categories.

[edit] Template pages

  • Templates should have an <includeonly> section which contains the content for inclusion on other pages.
  • This should be immediately followed by a <noinclude> section which contains documentation for the template. The documentation should start with {{Doc begin}}.
  • Nothing should exist outside of the <includeonly> and noinclude> tags -- not even whitespace.
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