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| Back in the main TCRF topic here there were some people saying that we need guidelines for what should be in a "featured article". I decided to whip up a small list of guidelines based on stuff that's already in featured articles. *Images There should be images documenting something if available. For example, if there is a debug mode that can be activated, there should be at least one image of what it looks like. The Lufia 2 page has images of pretty much all of the unused content in the game, including multiple images of the debug mode. *Descriptions There should be detailed descriptions for unused functions, abilities and the like. The New Vegas page describes what each of the unused items do. *Comparisons (for prototype pages and regional differences mostly) There should be visual comparisons when available. The Megaman 7 proto page does an excellent job at this; each of the level pages has an image of a level section in the prototype and an image of the area in the final version. This makes it easy to see the differences without having to rely on a written description. *Sounds If there are unused sounds/music, you should be able to listen to it on the wiki. The FFT page has all of the unused music available for you to listen to. *Most of the content should be on the page Most of the content that the writer wants to cover should be on the page. It's okay if there's one blank section with a to-do note on it (like the proto Chrono Trigger page), but not if there are multiple ones. What do you guys think? ____________________ ![]() |










) that obeyed the page design because nobody else wanted to edit the wiki because of how strictly-enforced it was. It would be better to keep my ideas as "suggestions" for an ideal/Featured Page, not something every small page should be 100% required to follow.


