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Line 85: American English spelling should be used, except for in direct quotes. Remember that names of genders and sexualities are not proper nouns, and therefore should not be capitalized. Do not use informal language/stylization (eg: exclamation points, slang words or casual shortenings of words); do not shorten the words masculine and feminine to "masc" and "fem". Do not use "&" in place of "and". Double quotes ("...") are preferable in most cases. Single quotes ('...') should be used for inner quotes (quotes inside quotes). The months in all dates should be spelled out. Do not use month abbreviations. Do not use numbers for months. Dates should always be stated as month, day, year. (~~Example~~eg: November 2626th, 2020.). Do not use abbreviations. ====Point of View and Pronouns Used==== Present articles objectively. All articles should be written in a formal, third person, present tense.