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| − | == Welcome to EliteWiki == |
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| + | Just use common sense and your best English. |
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| − | Well, since we don't have anything on this page, just use common sense. |
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| + | Failing the above, try [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Manual_of_Style Wikipedia's Manual of Style]. |
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| − | Failing that, try [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Manual_of_Style Wikipedia's Manual of Style]. |
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| + | == Elite Wiki and Wikipedia == |
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| − | Some info can be found on the [[Help:Contents]] page. For usage and configuration help see [http://meta.wikipedia.org/wiki/MediaWiki_User%27s_Guide User's Guide]. |
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| + | Some major differences between Elite Wiki and Wikipedia: |
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| − | [[Category:Wiki]] |
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| + | * There are no references on Elite Wiki. Use <code><nowiki><small> ... </small></nowiki></code> tags to set references apart from regular article content |
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| + | * It is not customary to use '''bolds''' for the first time the title of an article is mentioned in the article |
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| + | * Capitals are used in titles and headers ''indiscriminately'', not just for proper nouns |
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| + | * Elite Wiki uses English English on all articles, as opposed to American English |
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Latest revision as of 15:37, 14 February 2016
Just use common sense and your best English.
Failing the above, try Wikipedia's Manual of Style.
Elite Wiki and Wikipedia
Some major differences between Elite Wiki and Wikipedia:
- There are no references on Elite Wiki. Use
<small> ... </small>tags to set references apart from regular article content - It is not customary to use bolds for the first time the title of an article is mentioned in the article
- Capitals are used in titles and headers indiscriminately, not just for proper nouns
- Elite Wiki uses English English on all articles, as opposed to American English
