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So, you want to edit the pages on FanimutationWiki? Follow these simple guidelines:
 
So, you want to edit the pages on FanimutationWiki? Follow these simple guidelines:
  
Fanimutation pages:
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Animutation pages:
 
* When creating a new page, use the [[Basic movie article template]] (or the simplified [[Alternate movie article template]]).
 
* When creating a new page, use the [[Basic movie article template]] (or the simplified [[Alternate movie article template]]).
* In the Summary Box, include a '''<nowiki>[[category:(author) Flash]]</nowiki>''' link after the author name link.
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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)}}.
* When adding characters to the '''Cast''' section, be sure to include a '''<nowiki>[[category:(character) Filmography]]</nowiki>''' link after the character name link.
 
 
* 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.
 
* 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 PENIS...
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** 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.
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** For Mandarin Chinese lyrics, use Pinyin romanization with accented characters for tone indication.
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** For Cantonese lyrics, use Yale romanization with accented characters for tone indication.
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** For Korean lyrics, use the official South Korean transliteration system.
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** If the song's language is not listed here, mention it in [[Talk:Editing Guide]] so a transliteration system can be decided.
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** If possible, include the original, untransliterated lyrics in a 3rd column.
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* In the '''External Links''' section, include a link to the animutation in question using the format '''<nowiki>[http://website/file.swf (Animutation Title)] on [[Website]]</nowiki>'''
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** If the animutation is available on Newgrounds or the Animutation Portal, simply specify their ID numbers within the animutation infobox template in the '''newgrounds''' and '''aniport''' parameters, respectively.
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** If the animutation is hosted on the author's personal website, link to the author's page using the format '''<nowiki>[http://website/file.swf (Animutation Title)] on [[(Author)]]'s site</nowiki>'''
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Author Pages:
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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.
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* Be sure to create the author's Animutation List page, containing {{tl|authorcat|(Author Page)}}.
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Character/Prop pages:
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* 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.
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* Be sure to create the character's Animutation List category, containing {{tl|charactercat|(Character Page)}}.
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* 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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Pages in general:
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* If a page contains little or no data, place {{tl|stub}} at the top of the page.
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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.
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* Be sure to ''Preview'' your changes, so as to avoid repeatedly editing the same page over and over to fix minor errors.

Latest revision as of 08:44, 9 November 2007

So, you want to edit the pages on FanimutationWiki? Follow these simple guidelines:

Animutation pages:

  • When creating a new page, use the Basic movie article template (or the simplified Alternate movie article template).
  • When adding characters to the Cast section, be sure to enclose them within {{character|(character name)}}. Likewise, when adding props to the Notable Props section, enclose them within {{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 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.
    • For Korean lyrics, use the official South Korean transliteration system.
    • If the song's language is not listed here, mention it in Talk:Editing Guide so a transliteration system can be decided.
    • If possible, include the original, untransliterated lyrics in a 3rd column.
  • In the External Links section, include a link to the animutation in question using the format [http://website/file.swf (Animutation Title)] on [[Website]]
    • If the animutation is available on Newgrounds or the Animutation Portal, simply specify their ID numbers within the animutation infobox template in the newgrounds and aniport parameters, respectively.
    • If the animutation is hosted on the author's personal website, link to the author's page using the format [http://website/file.swf (Animutation Title)] on [[(Author)]]'s site

Author Pages:

  • When creating a page for an Animutation author, place {{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 {{authorcat|(Author Page)}}.

Character/Prop pages:

  • When creating a page for a Character, place {{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 Animutation List category, containing {{charactercat|(Character Page)}}.
  • When creating a page for a Prop, follow the above instructions but instead use {{propfooter}} and {{propcat|(Prop Page)}}.

Pages in general:

  • If a page contains little or no data, place {{stub}} at the top of the page.
  • If the page is mostly complete but is missing data in several sections, place {{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.