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| This article is a summary of where we are currently at with templates and what you should use when writing articles. It will probably require some adjustments, suggest them on the discussion page or edit the page to do them yourself.
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| Just as a note, this is not a guideline or anything. It is just to help writers and editors not get confused.
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| == Members ==
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| Members (properties, events and methods) should be on their own page, named from their name followed by their type (e.g. [[FindFirstChild (Method)]]). The page with the name of the member (in the case of the previous example, [[FindFirstChild]]), should be a redirect to the page of the method.
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| === Similar articles ===
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| If there is another article which is related to the name of the redirect page, <strong>do not make the redirect page redirect to a disambiguation page or be itself a disambiguation page</strong>! Instead, edit the page the redirect redirects to and use the {{tl|redirect}} template to link to the other article.
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| If there are many other articles which are related to the name of the redirect page, do the same thing, but, instead, make the {{tl|redirect}} template link to a page with the same name as the redirect page, but instead followed by " (disambig)", and create a disambiguation page at that location.
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| === Type of properties ===
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| Property pages, even though most of them still use the property argument, should be converted, if possible, to instead use the type argument, which should either use the {{tl|type}} template to indicate the type, either contain a link to the page of the type. However, using the property argument is not wrong, this just means that new property pages should instead use the type argument and that older property pages should be slowly converted to use the type argument instead.
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| == Objects ==
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| The same rules about similar articles should apply to objects as to members. An example is the [[Instance]] page, which redirects to the page of the Instance object.
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| Just to make it clear, the {{tl|ObjectPage}} template should always be used and the other object templates should never be used directly (because they are all either inserted by the {{tl|ObjectPage}} template, or deprecated).
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| == Titles ==
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| Page titles should always start with a capital letter (the MediaWiki software imposes this, anyway). However, <strong>the rest of the words should not be capitalized unless they are normally capitalized in a normal sentence</strong>. The same applies to section titles. There are many articles on the wiki which do not follow this, and it should be corrected when possible, though correcting them is not an emergency and capitalizing the title incorrectly is not a crime. This is described [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:MOS#Article_titles.2C_headings.2C_and_sections here].
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| == Red links ==
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| There is nothing wrong with red links and links that point to inexistant pages should not be removed just because they point to inexistant pages. Of course, links pointing to articles that have no reason to be created should be removed, however, links are good even if they point to an inexistant page. This is described [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Red_link here].
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| == Code ==
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| Lua code, ideally, should always be used either with the {{tl|code and output}} template, either be used with the {{tl|code}} or the {{tl|lua}} template. Putting code in a {{tag|code}} tag, with or without the lua argument, is not bad, but it is preferrable to use the {{tl|code and output}}, {{tl|code}} or the {{tl|lua}} template. Output which can not be used with the {{tl|code and output}} template should be contained in a {{tag|samp|link=http://www.w3.org/TR/html-markup/samp.html}} tag, which can optionally be contained in a {{tag|pre}} tag for the appearance.
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