Difference between revisions of "User talk:Kogusoku"
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:When making links with long U and O's - article titles don't include macrons, so you'll need to format links like this: <nowiki>[[Takenouchi Santo Ryu|Takenouchi Santô-ryû]]</nowiki> | :When making links with long U and O's - article titles don't include macrons, so you'll need to format links like this: <nowiki>[[Takenouchi Santo Ryu|Takenouchi Santô-ryû]]</nowiki> | ||
| − | :This wiki uses the curved macrons instead of the straight ones: ô,û, etc. --[[User:Shogun|Kitsuno]] 11:24, 23 October 2007 (PDT) | + | :This wiki uses the curved macrons instead of the straight ones: ô,û, etc. And, we try to keep kanji out of the text as much as possible since each article should have the kanji in the information section at the top, so it shouldn't be necessary to put kanji in the text next to links, since when you click on that link, in theory you should be able to find the kanji in that main article - and it really clutters the text. --[[User:Shogun|Kitsuno]] 11:24, 23 October 2007 (PDT) |
Revision as of 13:29, 23 October 2007
I rolled back your removal of the category and "needs sources" tag on the Takenouchi Ryu article; it wasn't clear to me why you removed them. --Kitsuno 20:23, 22 October 2007 (PDT)
It's not entirely finished yet, and I shall be citing sources. It's just that a keyboard doesn't make for a nice pillow. :-)
- The tag is just to let people who read the article know that it currently lacks sources, and that we are aware of it. Also, don't forget the [[Category:Bujutsu]] tag, to put it in the proper category.
- Also, some formatting tips:
- When making links with long U and O's - article titles don't include macrons, so you'll need to format links like this: [[Takenouchi Santo Ryu|Takenouchi Santô-ryû]]
- This wiki uses the curved macrons instead of the straight ones: ô,û, etc. And, we try to keep kanji out of the text as much as possible since each article should have the kanji in the information section at the top, so it shouldn't be necessary to put kanji in the text next to links, since when you click on that link, in theory you should be able to find the kanji in that main article - and it really clutters the text. --Kitsuno 11:24, 23 October 2007 (PDT)
