Stalburg Wiki:Manual of Style: Difference between revisions

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* Articles describing game mechanics should use third person perspective, describing ''a player'' and how they interact with various features, mechanics and game elements, and vice versa, on how these elements interact with ''a player''.

** Articles describing walkthroughs, or being any other sorts of a guide, should use second person perspective, dictating clear and simple instructions to the player. Tips sections can be made in both second or third person perspective, however a whole section should keep an consistency to only one perspective.

==Use of AI==

* Do not use AI assistance when writing, redacting, updating or summarising articles. Use of AI makes it hard to verify validity of the user's contributions, accuracy to the game content, and often requires another editor to manual verify and fix edits made by AI. A badly written article, but one that provides accurate information, that someone else can easily improve, is better than an AI written one, that while may sound better to read, creates unreliability when it comes to the information.

==Preference standardisation for languages, unit systems and decimal notation==

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 * Articles describing game mechanics should use third person perspective, describing ''a player'' and how they interact with various features, mechanics and game elements, and vice versa, on how these elements interact with ''a player''.
 ** Articles describing walkthroughs, or being any other sorts of a guide, should use second person perspective, dictating clear and simple instructions to the player. Tips sections can be made in both second or third person perspective, however a whole section should keep an consistency to only one perspective.
+==Use of AI==
+* Do not use AI assistance when writing, redacting, updating or summarising articles. Use of AI makes it hard to verify validity of the user's contributions, accuracy to the game content, and often requires another editor to manual verify and fix edits made by AI. A badly written article, but one that provides accurate information, that someone else can easily improve, is better than an AI written one, that while may sound better to read, creates unreliability when it comes to the information.
 ==Preference standardisation for languages, unit systems and decimal notation==