Editing Guide - Revision history

Quietust at 16:44, 9 November 2007

2007-11-09T16:44:52Z

Quietust: fix spacing; also, registration is no longer an option - ALL editors need to sign up now

2007-11-09T16:41:30Z

fix spacing; also, registration is no longer an option - ALL editors need to sign up now

Quietust at 05:49, 4 November 2007

2007-11-04T05:49:49Z

121.241.160.19 at 05:23, 4 November 2007

2007-11-04T05:23:01Z

218.196.195.209 at 06:44, 31 October 2007

2007-10-31T06:44:54Z

216.244.98.133 at 15:00, 30 October 2007

2007-10-30T15:00:48Z

128.12.102.33 at 21:45, 29 October 2007

2007-10-29T21:45:19Z

Quietust: Undo revision 23004 by Special:Contributions/222.190.96.196 (User talk:222.190.96.196) - this is getting really goddamn annoying

2007-10-25T13:33:14Z

Undo revision 23004 by Special:Contributions/222.190.96.196 (User talk:222.190.96.196) - this is getting really goddamn annoying

222.190.96.196 at 09:16, 25 October 2007

2007-10-25T09:16:44Z

71.231.56.40: Undo revision 22985 by Special:Contributions/61.57.40.31 (User talk:61.57.40.31)

2007-10-24T23:45:55Z

Undo revision 22985 by Special:Contributions/61.57.40.31 (User talk:61.57.40.31)

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 Character/Prop pages:
 * When creating a page for a Character, place {{tl|characterfooter}} at the bottom of the page. This will include a link to the character's Filmography category.
-* Be sure to create the character's Filmography category, containing {{tl|charactercat|(Character Page)}}.
+* Be sure to create the character's Animutation List category, containing {{tl|charactercat|(Character Page)}}.
 * When creating a page for a Prop, follow the above instructions but instead use {{tl|propfooter}} and {{tl|propcat|(Prop Page)}}.

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 * When creating a page for an Animutation author, place {{tl|authorfooter}} at the bottom of the page. This will include a link to the author's Animutation List page.
 * Be sure to create the author's Animutation List page, containing {{tl|authorcat|(Author Page)}}.
 Character/Prop pages:
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 * Be sure to create the character's Filmography category, containing {{tl|charactercat|(Character Page)}}.
 * When creating a page for a Prop, follow the above instructions but instead use {{tl|propfooter}} and {{tl|propcat|(Prop Page)}}.
 Pages in general:
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 * If the page is mostly complete but is missing data in several sections, place {{tl|incomplete}} at the top of the page.
 * Be sure to ''Preview'' your changes, so as to avoid repeatedly editing the same page over and over to fix minor errors.

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 So, you want to edit the pages on FanimutationWiki? Follow these simple guidelines:
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 * When adding characters to the '''Cast''' section, be sure to enclose them within {{tl|character|(character name)}}. Likewise, when adding props to the '''Notable Props''' section, enclose them within {{tl|prop|(prop name)}}.
 * If the song lyrics are in Chinese, Japanese, or Korean (or any other language that does not use the Roman alphabet), be sure to provide romanized lyrics.
-** For Japanese lyrics, use Hepburn romanization. Transliterate long vowels based on the actual kana (resist the temptation to use ÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂ«ÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂ«ÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂ); for the katakana 'ÃÂÃÂ£ÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂ¼' character (long vowel), simply repeat the vowel used in the previous character (i.e. EE/OO rather than EI/OU). Words written in katakana (usually loan-words) should be transliterated in all uppercase - for loan-words, you may instead use the spelling of the word in its original language (i.e. transliterate ÃÂÃÂ£ÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂ£ÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂªÃÂÃÂ£ÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂ¼ÃÂÃÂ£ÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂº as either PURIIZU or PLEASE) in order to improve readability.
+** For Japanese lyrics, use Hepburn romanization. Transliterate long vowels based on the actual kana (resist the temptation to use āīūēō); for the katakana 'ー' character (long vowel), simply repeat the vowel used in the previous character (i.e. EE/OO rather than EI/OU). Words written in katakana (usually loan-words) should be transliterated in all uppercase - for loan-words, you may instead use the spelling of the word in its original language (i.e. transliterate プリーズ as either PURIIZU or PLEASE) in order to improve readability.
 ** For Mandarin Chinese lyrics, use Pinyin romanization with accented characters for tone indication.
 ** For Cantonese lyrics, use Yale romanization with accented characters for tone indication.

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 * When adding characters to the '''Cast''' section, be sure to enclose them within {{tl|character|(character name)}}. Likewise, when adding props to the '''Notable Props''' section, enclose them within {{tl|prop|(prop name)}}.
 * If the song lyrics are in Chinese, Japanese, or Korean (or any other language that does not use the Roman alphabet), be sure to provide romanized lyrics.
-** For Japanese lyrics, use Hepburn romanization. Transliterate long vowels based on the actual kana (resist the temptation to use ÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂ«ÃÂÃÂ«ÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂ); for the katakana 'ÃÂ£ÃÂÃÂ¼' character (long vowel), simply repeat the vowel used in the previous character (i.e. EE/OO rather than EI/OU). Words written in katakana (usually loan-words) should be transliterated in all uppercase - for loan-words, you may instead use the spelling of the word in its original language (i.e. transliterate ÃÂ£ÃÂÃÂÃÂ£ÃÂÃÂªÃÂ£ÃÂÃÂ¼ÃÂ£ÃÂÃÂº as either PURIIZU or PLEASE) in order to improve readability.
+** For Japanese lyrics, use Hepburn romanization. Transliterate long vowels based on the actual kana (resist the temptation to use ÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂ«ÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂ«ÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂ); for the katakana 'ÃÂÃÂ£ÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂ¼' character (long vowel), simply repeat the vowel used in the previous character (i.e. EE/OO rather than EI/OU). Words written in katakana (usually loan-words) should be transliterated in all uppercase - for loan-words, you may instead use the spelling of the word in its original language (i.e. transliterate ÃÂÃÂ£ÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂ£ÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂªÃÂÃÂ£ÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂ¼ÃÂÃÂ£ÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂº as either PURIIZU or PLEASE) in order to improve readability.
 ** For Mandarin Chinese lyrics, use Pinyin romanization with accented characters for tone indication.
 ** For Cantonese lyrics, use Yale romanization with accented characters for tone indication.

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 reltrocourac
 basnomondelv
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 * When adding characters to the '''Cast''' section, be sure to enclose them within {{tl|character|(character name)}}. Likewise, when adding props to the '''Notable Props''' section, enclose them within {{tl|prop|(prop name)}}.
 * If the song lyrics are in Chinese, Japanese, or Korean (or any other language that does not use the Roman alphabet), be sure to provide romanized lyrics.
-** For Japanese lyrics, use Hepburn romanization. Transliterate long vowels based on the actual kana (resist the temptation to use ÃÂÃÂ«ÃÂ«ÃÂÃÂ); for the katakana 'Ã£ÂÂ¼' character (long vowel), simply repeat the vowel used in the previous character (i.e. EE/OO rather than EI/OU). Words written in katakana (usually loan-words) should be transliterated in all uppercase - for loan-words, you may instead use the spelling of the word in its original language (i.e. transliterate Ã£ÂÂÃ£ÂÂªÃ£ÂÂ¼Ã£ÂÂº as either PURIIZU or PLEASE) in order to improve readability.
+** For Japanese lyrics, use Hepburn romanization. Transliterate long vowels based on the actual kana (resist the temptation to use ÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂ«ÃÂÃÂ«ÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂ); for the katakana 'ÃÂ£ÃÂÃÂ¼' character (long vowel), simply repeat the vowel used in the previous character (i.e. EE/OO rather than EI/OU). Words written in katakana (usually loan-words) should be transliterated in all uppercase - for loan-words, you may instead use the spelling of the word in its original language (i.e. transliterate ÃÂ£ÃÂÃÂÃÂ£ÃÂÃÂªÃÂ£ÃÂÃÂ¼ÃÂ£ÃÂÃÂº as either PURIIZU or PLEASE) in order to improve readability.
 ** For Mandarin Chinese lyrics, use Pinyin romanization with accented characters for tone indication.
 ** For Cantonese lyrics, use Yale romanization with accented characters for tone indication.