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@MariogoodsCan somebody remind me regarding what exactly that should be applied based on this thread, please?
As I said, I agree with DT's idea. Just slap something into the Members section that allows for generally powerless individuals to be noted. If they are named, by all means just... list a name. Otherwise, I'd list these powerless individuals as [number] [group name]. "28 bodyguards". "7 knights". Etc. The only thing that would need changed for the Standard Format is specifically noting that such a thing is allowed.
Can we apply it now?Okay. I think that seems uncontroversial to apply.
Can we apply it now?
@Mariogoods @ImmortalDreadDefinitely. We just need someone to write up the note for the Standard Format page, post it, and we're good.
I will expand it like this:Additionally, teams must also be official in-verse i.e. referred to as such by characters within the verse, and possess a team name or an analogous term, as well as being notable and prominent. This is to ensure excessively minor team-ups aren't indexed, and thus bloat the wiki.
Additionally, teams must also be official in-verse i.e. referred to as such by characters within the verse, and possess a team name or an analogous term, as well as being notable and prominent. This is to ensure excessively minor team-ups aren't indexed, and thus bloat the wiki.
- Instead, consider mentioning characters with no reliable feats on the team's page as regular members.
- Additionally, for teams with unindexable minority members, their roles can be explained in the Teamwork section or through relevant stats
This already exists in the standard format, Dread :vReading through the thread, I suppose, everyone agreed with DT, so I will try to create simple concise note(s):
This is the current note in the page:
I will expand it like this:
It's redundant
- In the scenario a few members of the team are inapplicable to receive a file due to being too mundane, the team profile can still be made with the file accounting their statistics and mechanics with respect to the entire team in the profile itself.
- In the scenario there are numerous minor or unremarkable members of the team, it can be considered functionally akin to a civilization, as such Civilization Profiles format may be better suited to index them.
In the scenario a few members of the team are inapplicable to receive a file due to being too mundane, the team profile can still be made with the file accounting their statistics and mechanics with respect to the entire team in the profile itself.
In the scenario there are numerous minor or unremarkable members of the team, it can be considered functionally akin to a civilization, as such Civilization Profiles format may be better suited to index them.
Where should that text be added in that case? If it is quickly handled, I do not see the harm in handling it before we close this thread.The only change that may be needed is changing it to note that a civilization page is not needed for numerous unnamed individuals. If this is an avenue someone wants to discuss, feel free to reopen this.
We would essentially change this bit to say something likeIn the scenario there are numerous minor or unremarkable members of the team, it can be considered functionally akin to a civilization, as such Civilization Profiles format may be better suited to index them.
Basically just clarify that we don't need to make them a civ page and instead note that team pages specifically can include broader organizations consisting of many unnamed members.
- In the scenario there are numerous minor or unremarkable members of the team, they may be listed alongside other members of the team, either by their name or designation (e.g., bodyguard, knight, soldier, etc)
I think so, yes.I suppose it is minor, can we apply the changes? Altho the page in question is locked.