eRepublik Official Wiki:Naming policy
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This page documents an official eRepublik Wiki policy. |
This policy describes the way that pages are to be named in the wiki. This is to add regularity and consistency in the naming of all wiki pages.
Game entity pages
Game entity pages refer to pages marked with icon in the game, e.g. citizen profiles and newspapers, parties, regions, etc.
- Game entity pages should be named exactly as they are in game (this ensures that the wiki link works).
- When a game entity is properly spelled with a special character (accent mark, tilde, umlaut, etc) the page should be named as it is in game, however, the editor can use the display title template ({{DISPLAYTITLE: Desired Page Name}}) to change the appearance of the page name (see Editing for details).
Region and country pages
- Pages for regions and countries should be named as they are in the game.
- Pages with more than one word in the title can have a redirect created for proper linking - ONLY to be created at the discretion of sysops.
War pages
Wars between the two countries are usually named: - Aggressor country vs Defendant country (example Poland vs Spain)
- Wars between many entities such as a world or regional world are to be named by the consensus in the Bar, or by references from the game (example: World War V)
Other pages
- Pages should not begin with an article (A, An, The) (example: Netherlands, not The Netherlands)
- Exception is when it is the proper name of something (example: The Arab Union Journal)
- Pages should begin with a capital letter, all subsequent words should be lowercase (example: Trade embargo not Trade Embargo)
- Exception is when it is the title of an article or an ingame name of something (example: The Arab Union Journal)
Exceptions
This is the list of article names that are used in the game with some or all capitalized letters:
- Gold and Extras
- Prime Minister
- Ministers (ex. Minister of Department)
- Supreme Commander
- 2nd Commander
These are also exceptions:
- Main Page
- Templates
- Categories
There are some other exceptions, but it is better to use the rule mentioned above about capitalization.
Pages other than English
- Pages other than English should have an English page created first and then the translated page should be named with the language after it. (example: Profile --> Profile/Italiano)
- More information about this can be found on Help:Translating Pages
Pages that begin with lowercase
Though many pages begin with lowercase letters - such as "eRepublik" - the page name is Capitalized by default (ERepublik). To correct this, put the display title template on the top of the article, which in this case would be: {{DISPLAYTITLE: eRepublik}}.
Please note that some templates already are automatically correcting this issue.
Images aka files
Next images should be named as following:
- All citizen avatars to be named CitizenID.jpg or .gif or .png and put in the Category:User Avatars
- Example: File:Citizen1714383.jpg
- All flags have to be named Flag-NAME.jpg
- Example: File:Flag-Croatia.jpg
- All coat of arms have to be named Coat-NAME.jpg or .gif or .png
- Example: File:Coat-Belarus.jpg
- All country icons have to be named Icon-COUNTRY NAME.png
- Example: File:Icon-Croatia.png
- All party icons have to be named Party-PARTY NAME.jpg or .png and put in the Category:Party Logos
- All decoration icons have to be named as File:Decoration_(event name)_(description).png and put in the Category:Decoration Icons
Full list can be viewed in the image policy.
Alliance pages
Alliance pages should be named with the full name of the alliance. If the alliance has an abbreviation, a redirect will be created from the abbreviation pointing to the English version of alliance page.
- Example
- Alliance page: Order of New EWorld
- Redirect to the alliance page: ONE