Editing

General practice
Please read and understand the spoiler policy.

Seltanikor uses the MediaWiki platform. For general information on syntax, markup, and so forth, the documentation at Wikipedia may be helpful.

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Similarities and Differences
Seltanikor, like Seltani, uses the Sorts Mill Goudy typeface. Some of the best practices for Seltani therefore apply to Seltanikor as well.

The order of arguments to a link like  is reversed between Seltani and Seltanikor:


 * When coding an Age in Seltani, the above code would display foo and point to a property called.
 * When editing an article on Seltanikor, the same code would display bar and and point to an article named Foo.

Templates
In order to maintain a consistent style, and to avoid the various issues presented by maintaining the same information across multiple pages, please use appropriate templates:

Template:Age
To add an Age to the wiki, create an article with the same name as the Age. For example, an article for the age “Dusty Hill” would be named Dusty Hill.

At the top of the new article should be the code for the Age template: 24 “instancing” should almost always be one of Standard, Solo, or Shared.

If you prefer, this can be shortened somewhat: 24 In the short version, the order of the arguments matters; in the long version, the three arguments can be in any order.

If there's a spoiler article for the Age, then the Age template in the spoiler article should have an additional parameter, to prevent the spoiler page from being listed on category pages: 0

0 (Technically the additional parameter could be anything – the code just checks for whether there is a fourth parameter given or not.)

If the existence of the Age is a spoiler (for example, “reward” Ages that can only be found through exploration) then you should change “Age” to “Secretage”:

Template:User
Articles about Explorers and Writers are category pages, so Fred Schmedt's page would be at Category:Fred Schmedt. As far as possible, this should be written exactly the same as the username in Seltani, so someone you know as “Fred Schmedt” might actually be at Category:Fredschmedt, for example.

Edit the appropriate category page, and put the User template at the top:


 * is Fred's username on Seltani. This is somewhat redundant, but doesn't suffer from the same technical limitations as article names.
 * accepts single pronouns (he/she/it/they/name) and pretty-prints the same pronoun example-pairs as the changing room. For example, entering  will display “He, his”, and   will display “Fred Schmedt, Fred Schmedt's”. The template code is fairly forgiving about what you can enter.
 * is the user's in-world description. The “[$Name] is ” will be added automatically, just like in the changing room.
 * is Fred's username on the Seltanikor wiki, if any.

For a user's spoiler page (Category:Fred Schmedt/Spoilers), use Template:UserSpoilers instead. This takes only the  argument: