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*The title of the article must be the first word in the article (or as close to the first word as it can possibly get). Any alternate terms, alternate spellings, and abbreviations must be placed immediately after it. |
*The title of the article must be the first word in the article (or as close to the first word as it can possibly get). Any alternate terms, alternate spellings, and abbreviations must be placed immediately after it. |
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*The first sentence must be a definition of the term. Any other information is secondary to the definition. Do not directly copy/paste the definition from somewhere else without ensuring it meets our criteria for formatting. The definition cannot be written as a quote. |
*The first sentence must be a definition of the term. Any other information is secondary to the definition. Do not directly copy/paste the definition from somewhere else without ensuring it meets our criteria for formatting. The definition cannot be written as a quote. |
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*Bold text must only be used for |
*Bold text must only be used for the first mention of the term in the title of the article and the first mention of any alternate term/alternate spellings, abbreviations, and subsets. |
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*Italics must only be used for words in languages other than English and titles of books, movies, games, and other media. |
*Italics must only be used for words in languages other than English and titles of books, movies, games, and other media. |
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*Do not: type any words in all caps or in non-standard type registers, replace letters in words with numbers, symbols, or slashes, or do any other things that would prevent a text to speech program from being able to read the text unless it is part of a term's name or in a direct quote. |
*Do not: type any words in all caps or in non-standard type registers, replace letters in words with numbers, symbols, or slashes, or do any other things that would prevent a text to speech program from being able to read the text unless it is part of a term's name or in a direct quote. |
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