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= Writing style = <!--T:1-->
= Global wiki guidelines =  


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These guidelines apply to all games on the wiki.
These guidelines apply to all games on the wiki.
== Writing style == <!--T:1-->


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* Use italics when you are referring to the title of the game.
* Use italics when you are referring to the title of the game.
<blockquote>''Gadvia'' is a mobile rhythm game.</blockquote>
<blockquote>''Gadvia'' is a mobile rhythm game</blockquote>


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<blockquote>''{{ll|Gadvia:Gadvia|Gadvia}}'' is a mobile rhythm game.</blockquote>
<blockquote>''{{ll|Gadvia:Gadvia|Gadvia}}'' is a mobile rhythm game.</blockquote>


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== Dates and times ==
 
Dates should be generally using the extended format of [[wikipedia:ISO 8601|ISO 8601]]. In short:
* for the [[wikipedia:UTC|UTC]] timezone, it's the following format: <code>YYYY-MM-DDThh:mm:ssZ</code> (for example: <code>2024-12-06T09:00Z</code>).
* for other timezones, it's the following format: <code>YYYY-MM-DDThh:mm:ss+TZOFFSET</code> (for example, for UTC+8: <code>2024-12-06T17:00+08:00</code>).
 
== Pages and page titles == <!--T:8-->


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Pages that focus on general mechanics, content, or tools, that are not specific to any one game, should be put into the main namespace, for example: <code>{{ll|TextMesh Pro}}</code>.
* Pages that focus on general mechanics, content, or tools, that are not specific to any one game, should be put into the main namespace, for example: <code>{{ll|TextMesh Pro}}</code>.
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* Guides that describe general topics that are not game-specific, or relate to multiple games at once, should be put into the main namespace, under the "Guides" page, for example: <code>{{ll|Guides/Editing a JSON file|Guides/Editing a JSON file}}</code>.
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* Pages describing game content or game mechanics should be put into a game's namespace, for example: <code>{{ll|Gadvia:Adventure mode|Gadvia:Adventure mode}}</code>. If a game does not have a namespace, a new namespace should be requested.
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* Game guides should be put into the game's namespace, under the "Guides" page, for example: <code>{{ll|Gadvia:Guides/Extracting game files|Gadvia:Guides/Extracting game files}}</code>.
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* Pages that contain information about the wiki itself should be put in the meta namespace (<code>Rhythm Game Wiki</code>), for example: <code>{{ll|Rhythm Game Wiki:Copyrights|Rhythm Game Wiki:Copyrights}}</code>.


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=== Files and pages in other namespaces ===
Guides that describe general topics that are not game-specific, or relate to multiple games at once, should be put into the main namespace, under the "Guides" page, for example: <code>{{ll|Guides/Editing a JSON file|Guides/Editing a JSON file}}</code>.


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* Template titles should have no spaces and be in [[Wikipedia:PascalCase|PascalCase]], for example <code>[[Template:DataStructure]]</code>
Pages describing game content or game mechanics should be put into a game's namespace, for example: <code>{{ll|Gadvia:Adventure mode|Gadvia:Adventure mode}}</code>. If a game does not have a namespace, a new namespace should be requested.
* Files (images, videos, audio, etc.) for specific games that are put into the <code>File:</code> (or <code>Media:</code>) namespace, have a <code>GameName-</code> prefix, for example: <code>[[Media:Rizline-Disc 2 Image.png]]</code>.
* Templates for specific games are in the <code>Template:</code> namespace, have a <code>GameName</code> prefix, for example: <code>[[Template:RizlineDiscInfoBox]]</code>.


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This format is both machine-readable and human-readable, and is not ambiguous. Using this format everywhere on the wiki avoids confusion.
Game guides should be put into the game's namespace, under the "Guides" page, for example: <code>{{ll|Gadvia:Guides/Extracting game files|Gadvia:Guides/Extracting game files}}</code>.


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== Useful templates ==
Pages that contain information about the wiki itself should be put in the meta namespace (<code>Rhythm Game Wiki</code>), for example: <code>{{ll|Rhythm Game Wiki:Copyrights|Rhythm Game Wiki:Copyrights}}</code>.


== Files and pages in other namespaces ==
=== Text formatting ===


Template titles should have no spaces and be in [[Wikipedia:PascalCase|PascalCase]], for example <code>[[Template:DataStructure]]</code>
* <code>[[Template:Tooltip]]</code>
<blockquote>
The following text has a tooltip. {{Tooltip|Hovering your mouse over it will display a message.|This is a tooltip message.}}
</blockquote>
* <code>[[Template:Date]]</code> - shows a tooltip with the date in the user's timezone (using JavaScript).
<blockquote>
This is the date template: {{Date|2024-12-06T14:32Z}}
</blockquote>


Files (images, videos, audio, etc.) for specific games that are put into the <code>File:</code> (or <code>Media:</code>) namespace, have a <code>GameName-</code> prefix, for example: <code>[[Media:Rizline-Disc 2 Image.png]]</code>.
=== Notice boxes ===


Templates for specific games are in the <code>Template:</code> namespace, have a <code>GameName</code> prefix, for example: <code>[[Template:RizlineDiscInfoBox]]</code>.
Use <code>[[Template:Stub]]</code>, <code>[[Template:Todo]]</code>, <code>[[Template:Incomplete]]</code>, <code>[[Template:MainArticle]]</code> for boxes with notice messages. They all use the <code>[[Template:ArticleNoticeBox]]</code> template:


= Dates and times =
* <code>[[Template:Stub]]</code>
{{Stub|nocategory=1}}
* <code>[[Template:Todo]]</code>
{{Todo|nocategory=1|
* Get images from game files and put them here.}}
* <code>[[Template:Incomplete]]</code>
{{Incomplete|nocategory=1|
* Some items are missing}}
* <code>[[Template:MainArticle]]</code>
{{MainArticle|Rizline:List of songs}}


Dates should be generally using the extended format of [[wikipedia:ISO 8601|ISO 8601]]. In short:
=== In-line notices ===
* for the [[wikipedia:UTC|UTC]] timezone, it's the following format: <code>YYYY-MM-DDThh:mm:ssZ</code> (for example: <code>2024-12-06T09:00Z</code>).
* for other timezones, it's the following format: <code>YYYY-MM-DDThh:mm:ss+TZOFFSET</code> (for example, for UTC+8: <code>2024-12-06T17:00+08:00</code>).


This format is both machine-readable and human-readable, and is not ambiguous. Using this format everywhere on the wiki avoids confusion.
* <code>[[Template:Unfinished]]</code> - for work-in-progress or incomplete information
<blockquote>
[...] This game mechanic allows you to get more items. {{Unfinished|What kind of items can you get?|nocategory=1}}
</blockquote>
* <code>[[Template:Verify]]</code> - for information that is not confirmed to be true, or cannot be confirmed true or false at this time.  
<blockquote>
[...] This game mechanic allows you to get two {{IconLink|Rizline|Coin|Coins}}. {{Verify|No other game mechanic in the game allows you to get coins, confirmation needed.|nocategory=1}}
</blockquote>


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* {{ll|Rhythm Game Wiki:Style Guide/Gadvia|Gadvia}}
* {{ll|Rhythm Game Wiki:Style Guide/Arcaea|Arcaea}}
* {{ll|Rhythm Game Wiki:Style Guide/Arcaea|Arcaea}}
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Revision as of 07:08, 6 December 2024

Global wiki guidelines

These guidelines apply to all games on the wiki.

Writing style

  • Use italics when you are referring to the title of the game.

Gadvia is a mobile rhythm game

  • You may use a link and italics when you are referring to the title of the game for the first time and the game might be relevant to the reader.

Gadvia is a mobile rhythm game.

Dates and times

Dates should be generally using the extended format of ISO 8601. In short:

  • for the UTC timezone, it's the following format: YYYY-MM-DDThh:mm:ssZ (for example: 2024-12-06T09:00Z).
  • for other timezones, it's the following format: YYYY-MM-DDThh:mm:ss+TZOFFSET (for example, for UTC+8: 2024-12-06T17:00+08:00).

Pages and page titles

  • Pages that focus on general mechanics, content, or tools, that are not specific to any one game, should be put into the main namespace, for example: TextMesh Pro.
  • Guides that describe general topics that are not game-specific, or relate to multiple games at once, should be put into the main namespace, under the "Guides" page, for example: Guides/Editing a JSON file.
  • Pages describing game content or game mechanics should be put into a game's namespace, for example: Gadvia:Adventure mode. If a game does not have a namespace, a new namespace should be requested.
  • Game guides should be put into the game's namespace, under the "Guides" page, for example: Gadvia:Guides/Extracting game files.
  • Pages that contain information about the wiki itself should be put in the meta namespace (Rhythm Game Wiki), for example: Rhythm Game Wiki:Copyrights.

Files and pages in other namespaces

This format is both machine-readable and human-readable, and is not ambiguous. Using this format everywhere on the wiki avoids confusion.

Useful templates

Text formatting

The following text has a tooltip. Hovering your mouse over it will display a message.

  • Template:Date - shows a tooltip with the date in the user's timezone (using JavaScript).

This is the date template: 2024-12-06T14:32Z

Notice boxes

Use Template:Stub, Template:Todo, Template:Incomplete, Template:MainArticle for boxes with notice messages. They all use the Template:ArticleNoticeBox template:

This article is a stub. You can help the wiki by expanding it!

This page has some work to do. Help the wiki by editing this page!

  • Get images from game files and put them here.

This article is incomplete. Some parts of this article are missing, inaccurate, or incomplete. You can help the wiki by editing this page and adding information!

  • Some items are missing

Main Article: Rizline:List of songs

In-line notices

[...] This game mechanic allows you to get more items. [unfinished]

  • Template:Verify - for information that is not confirmed to be true, or cannot be confirmed true or false at this time.

[...] This game mechanic allows you to get two  Coins. [verify]

Game-specific guidelines

Game-specific guidelines apply only to specific games on the wiki. The game-specific guidelines are on separate pages listed below: