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    **Use the UK way for [[types of companies]], Americans use Inc for all types of Incorporated bodies.
    **Use the UK way for [[types of companies]], Americans use Inc for all types of Incorporated bodies.
    **Use [[w:ISO 639]] for identifying languages.  
    **Use [[w:ISO 639]] for identifying languages.  
    **Use CAPITALISED [[w:TLD]]s for identifying COUNTRIES.
    **Use CAPITALISED [[w:List of Internet TLDs]]s for identifying COUNTRIES.


    *It could be a good idea to set up a scratchpad (like: [[User:Juxo/Scratchpad]] for yourself, it's easier to produce high quality texts if you start them somewhere, where they aren't supposed or required to make sense in the begining. This also supports finding better article names since you can see what your scribbling turns to in a few edits.
    *It could be a good idea to set up a scratchpad (like: [[User:Juxo/Scratchpad]] for yourself, it's easier to produce high quality texts if you start them somewhere, where they aren't supposed or required to make sense in the begining. This also supports finding better article names since you can see what your scribbling turns to in a few edits.

    Revision as of 14:24, 21 March 2003

    Guidelines

    • Please write descriptive Summaries.
    • If you have general information you might want to contribute it to Wikipedia and post a reference somewhere around here.
    • If you want to write that "Corporation X is evil" put it on your personal page or even better on wikipedia (maintain NPOV, Neutral Point of View)
    • When editing pages please pay attention to the desired order of additions if it is stated on the top of the page (Chronological, Reverse Chronological, Alphabetical, By Category)
    • On naming/terminology conventions: We should always default on the American expressions and conventions since it's crucial to get USA in to this, except where the American way is futile
      • Use the SI-system for measurements (it's cheaper for computers to process kilograms and meters and so forth)
      • Use the UK way for types of companies, Americans use Inc for all types of Incorporated bodies.
      • Use w:ISO 639 for identifying languages.
      • Use CAPITALISED w:List of Internet TLDss for identifying COUNTRIES.
    • It could be a good idea to set up a scratchpad (like: User:Juxo/Scratchpad for yourself, it's easier to produce high quality texts if you start them somewhere, where they aren't supposed or required to make sense in the begining. This also supports finding better article names since you can see what your scribbling turns to in a few edits.