SmashWiki:Manual of Style: Difference between revisions

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(clarifying some things that have always been unwritten rules (NTSC/PAL terms, use of terms not in spellcheckers))
(people have been asking to write down these unwritten rules, so here goes)
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*When displaying an image, <code><nowiki>[[Image:]]</nowiki></code> and <code><nowiki>[[File:]]</nowiki></code> have the same function. Like American vs. non-American spellings, both are equally acceptable, and making an edit simply to change this is highly discouraged.
*When displaying an image, <code><nowiki>[[Image:]]</nowiki></code> and <code><nowiki>[[File:]]</nowiki></code> have the same function. Like American vs. non-American spellings, both are equally acceptable, and making an edit simply to change this is highly discouraged.
*When placing links over text, it is recommended to only use 1 to 5 words for that link. A link should not use more than 10 words, except in very special circumstances. Turning entire sentences into links is also highly discouraged.
*When placing links over text, it is recommended to only use 1 to 5 words for that link. A link should not use more than 10 words, except in very special circumstances. Turning entire sentences into links is also highly discouraged.
==Tournament pages==
*Results on a tournament page should be ordered as such:
**Main events first, then side events.
**Games should be ordered by release date. Non-Smash Bros. events and modded games go at the end.
**Singles should be placed before doubles.
*When reporting which characters a player used in a tournament, it is standard to not list every character the player chose over the tournament, but only list characters that were used to win a game in a won set.
*When ordering players who are tied, the order should be as given in the tournament's official bracket, or if there is none easily available, in the order they were eliminated.


==See also==
==See also==