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− | Article state tags are special notices that declare the state of the page. Always placed at the absolute top of an article (before the | + | Article state tags are special notices that declare the state of the page. Always placed at the absolute top of an article (before the infobox and any {{T|disambig}} tag), they also allow the wiki to keep track of pages that are incomplete and/or do not match the standards in this guide. |
− | There are | + | There are 4 main tags available. |
==Stub tag== | ==Stub tag== | ||
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==Cleanup tag== | ==Cleanup tag== | ||
{{ii}} [[Template:Cleanup|Template documentation]] | {{ii}} [[Template:Cleanup|Template documentation]] | ||
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'''Syntax''' | '''Syntax''' | ||
<pre><nowiki> | <pre><nowiki> | ||
{{cleanup|Description of specific issues}} | {{cleanup|Description of specific issues}} | ||
+ | </nowiki></pre> | ||
+ | |||
+ | <pre><nowiki> | ||
+ | {{cleanup|section|Description of specific issues}} | ||
</nowiki></pre> | </nowiki></pre> | ||
'''Example''' | '''Example''' | ||
− | {{cleanup| | + | {{cleanup|Description of specific issues}} |
+ | {{cleanup|section|Description of specific issues}} | ||
− | The cleanup tag is | + | The cleanup tag is placed at the '''top''' of articles or sections that have issues with content formatting or outdated content. Any articles that do not match the standards in the editing guide fall under this label. |
The tag should only be removed once the offending article element(s) are made to match the wiki's standards. | The tag should only be removed once the offending article element(s) are made to match the wiki's standards. | ||
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'''Syntax''' | '''Syntax''' | ||
<pre><nowiki> | <pre><nowiki> | ||
− | {{State|state=prototype/ | + | {{State|state=prototype/dev/postdev/unplayable/unknown}} |
</nowiki></pre> | </nowiki></pre> | ||
The state tag is a multi-use label that states the current condition of the game the article is covering. | The state tag is a multi-use label that states the current condition of the game the article is covering. | ||
− | Note that the tag should only be removed once the tag is no longer relevant to the game (i.e. game is fully released, not under active development). The tag should also be updated when the state of the game has changed (ex. game has moved from | + | Note that the tag should only be removed once the tag is no longer relevant to the game (i.e. game is fully released, not under active development). The tag should also be updated when the state of the game has changed (ex. game has moved from development/Early Access to release state). |
− | There are | + | There are 5 primary tags available: |
− | '''Prototype | + | '''Prototype''' |
{{State|state=prototype}} | {{State|state=prototype}} | ||
− | ''' | + | '''Dev''' |
+ | {{ii}} Also allows obsolete synonyms such as ''pre-dev, pre-alpha, alpha, beta,'' and ''early access''. | ||
{{State|state=predev}} | {{State|state=predev}} | ||
− | ''' | + | '''Postdev''' |
− | {{State|state=pre | + | {{State|state=postdev}} |
+ | |||
+ | '''Unplayable''' | ||
+ | {{State|state=unplayable}} | ||
+ | |||
+ | '''Unknown''' | ||
+ | {{ii}} Only for use with Early Access titles or similar in development titles that are available for purchase but have not received an update for a while. | ||
+ | {{State|state=unknown}} | ||
+ | |||
+ | ==Delete tag== | ||
+ | {{ii}} [[Template:Delete|Template documentation]] | ||
+ | '''Syntax''' | ||
+ | <pre><nowiki> | ||
+ | {{delete|Reason for delete tag}} | ||
+ | </nowiki></pre> | ||
+ | |||
+ | '''Example''' | ||
+ | {{delete|None. This is a test of the delete tag}} | ||
+ | |||
+ | The delete tag is for any wiki page or file that should be removed from the wiki for one reason or another. When used properly, it helps out the PCGamingWiki staff in keeping the wiki as clean as possible. | ||
− | + | The tag can only be removed by either a mod, admin, or the contributor that originally tagged the offending page. | |
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− | |||
− | |||
− | ''' | + | '''Valid reasons for using the tag''' |
− | + | * A file has been replaced by a newer version with a different file format. | |
+ | * The page contains spam or offensive material of any kind. | ||
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<div class="editing-guide-list-item editing-guide-next"> | <div class="editing-guide-list-item editing-guide-next"> | ||
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− | [[File:Editing Guide - Infobox.svg|link=PCGamingWiki:Editing guide/The | + | [[File:Editing Guide - Infobox.svg|link=PCGamingWiki:Editing guide/The infobox]] |
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Revision as of 13:52, 4 April 2020
Article state tags are special notices that declare the state of the page. Always placed at the absolute top of an article (before the infobox and any {{disambig}} tag), they also allow the wiki to keep track of pages that are incomplete and/or do not match the standards in this guide.
There are 4 main tags available.
Stub tag
Syntax
{{stub}}
Example
The stub tag is for pages that do not meet minimum requirements for a "proper" article. This can include tables with no data, no screenshots present, and missing article elements/tables.
The tag should only be removed once all the required tables and screenshots are added/filled in.
Cleanup tag
Syntax
{{cleanup|Description of specific issues}}
{{cleanup|section|Description of specific issues}}
Example
The cleanup tag is placed at the top of articles or sections that have issues with content formatting or outdated content. Any articles that do not match the standards in the editing guide fall under this label.
The tag should only be removed once the offending article element(s) are made to match the wiki's standards.
State tag
Syntax
{{State|state=prototype/dev/postdev/unplayable/unknown}}
The state tag is a multi-use label that states the current condition of the game the article is covering.
Note that the tag should only be removed once the tag is no longer relevant to the game (i.e. game is fully released, not under active development). The tag should also be updated when the state of the game has changed (ex. game has moved from development/Early Access to release state).
There are 5 primary tags available:
Prototype
Dev
- Also allows obsolete synonyms such as pre-dev, pre-alpha, alpha, beta, and early access.
Postdev
Unplayable
Unknown
- Only for use with Early Access titles or similar in development titles that are available for purchase but have not received an update for a while.
Delete tag
Syntax
{{delete|Reason for delete tag}}
Example
The delete tag is for any wiki page or file that should be removed from the wiki for one reason or another. When used properly, it helps out the PCGamingWiki staff in keeping the wiki as clean as possible.
The tag can only be removed by either a mod, admin, or the contributor that originally tagged the offending page.
Valid reasons for using the tag
- A file has been replaced by a newer version with a different file format.
- The page contains spam or offensive material of any kind.