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These are some simple guidelines for writing articles to keep the whole wiki consistent. These aren't concrete and any editor is free to write something on this articles talk page if they want to add or change a rule.

===Article names===
* For subjects with various community names (e.g. [[Linen]], [[Spy]], [[Meigetsu-So Apartment]]), determine the most official name and make everything else redirect to it.
* The article title should be put in '''bold''' (done by wrapping the text in <nowiki>'''three apostrophes'''</nowiki>) the first time it is mentioned.

===Links===
* Keep the capitals in when linking to LSD entities.
* Only link to something the first time it is mentioned.
** The exception to this is "Entities in this area" lists.

===Spelling===
* Quotation marks before periods.
* There is currently one English version of the wiki that uses American spelling. A U.K. version may be available soon.
* Dates should be written in the standard wiki format ("1 January 1970" instead of "1/1/1970" or "January 1st, 1970".

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 * Quotation marks before periods.
 * There is currently one English version of the wiki that uses American spelling. A U.K. version may be available soon.
-* Dates should be written in the standard wiki format ("1 January 1970" instead of "1/1/1970" or "January 1st, 1970".
+* Dates should be written in the standard wiki format ("1 January 1970" instead of "1/1/1970" or "January 1st, 1970".)

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