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ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — Authorities in central Florida are investigating a traffic crash that injured the mother and cousin of professional wrestler and actor Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson.
According to Clermont police, officers stopped a vehicle believed to be driven by an impaired driver on Aug. 2. Police say the driver fled the stop, ran two nearby red lights, and struck a vehicle driven by a woman identified as Johnson's mother. She and a passenger, Johnson's cousin, were taken to the hospital with minor injuries.
A police report did not list their names.
Police filed a warrant for DUI and other charges with the state attorney's office on the driver of the vehicle that fled the stop.
On his Twitter account, Johnson called the incident completely preventable.
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A week after Jake Wilson and Alex Martin became the first NIC-10 teammates to both rush for 200 yards in any game that anyone could remember, they did it again, as Hononegah ran over second-place Guilford 42-14 Friday.
Hononegah (6-2) is now in a three-way tie for second with Guilford and Harlem and has run for more than 400 yards against Boylan, Guilford and Harlem, three teams that are a combined 20-4.
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OrthodoxWiki:Style Manual
This is the official OrthodoxWiki Style Manual. Refer to it when writing new articles or editing existing ones. It is officially in in effect but still under development. Articles and links should conform to the following standards. The purpose of this Style Manual is to maintain consistency throughout OrthodoxWiki.
Please don't be intimidated by these guidelines. Your contributions are welcome even if they do not perfectly conform to what's below. These guidelines are meant to channel—not impede—your efforts! If what you contribute doesn't conform precisely to these guidelines, no doubt it will be honed by other members of the community. OrthodoxWiki is, after all, always a work in progress.
- 1 Introduction
- 2 Tone
- 3 Importing Articles from Wikipedia
- 4 Copyrighted Material
- 5 Types of Articles
- 6 Neutrality and the OrthodoxWiki Bias
- 7 Technical Terminology
- 8 Standard English Usage and Spelling
- 9 Church Calendar
- 10 Churches
- 11 Monasteries, Parishes, and Theological Schools
- 12 Books of the Bible
- 13 People
- 14 List articles
- 15 Western Rite
- 16 Language Mechanics
- 17 Wiki Mechanics
- 18 Miscellaneous style considerations
- 19 See also
- 20 External links
This Style Manual constitutes the official style protocols for OrthodoxWiki. When editing articles or creating new ones, this document should be used as a reference point and guidelines for all content. It is strongly recommended that you add it to your watchlist so that you can track whenever it's updated and incorporate the changes into your editing, helping to keep the whole site in conformity.
The Style Manual is "enforced" primarily by the users of the site but also by the administrators. Enforcement comes in the form of composing articles according to the manual the first time they're created and also by continual editing to conform to the Style Manual. That means that we rely on you to help us keep things in order by using the Style Manual.
Note: All the following rules about articles and their names also apply to internal links, because clicking on an as-yet-to-be-written article linked in an existing article will give the new article that name by default. Thus, when making links to articles, those links must conform to the naming practices defined here.
Though there are certainly exceptions, the atmosphere being developed for most OrthodoxWiki articles is generally encyclopedic, i.e., the style of writing one would expect from an encyclopedia. That doesn't mean that articles have to conform to academic writing characteristic of secular scholarship, but it does mean that a certain level of professionalism and consistency is desired.
At the same time, our approach is hagiographical—that is, attempting to write with reverence and humility regarding the awesome subjects which we're addressing. As such, try to develop your writing here in that manner. We're trying accurately and humbly to convey the truth of the Orthodox Christian faith in an easy-to-use, thorough and readable resource, an accessible compendium of Orthodox Christianity. Always keep that in mind when contributing.
Importing Articles from Wikipedia
See: OrthodoxWiki:Style Manual (Importing)
Copyrighted Material
Copyrighted material may be incorporated into OrthodoxWiki only if you have the copyright holder's permission. Remember that just because you found something on the web doesn't mean that it isn't copyrighted. In fact, most things are copyrighted by default.
If the copyright holder is willing to release his material under one of the open licenses common to Wikis (such as the Gnu Free Documentation Licence or the Creative Commons License), then including it as a regular, editable article is no problem. If, however, the creator doesn't want his creation edited mercilessly (as is the norm for OrthodoxWiki), then a copyright note should be included at the bottom of the material, looking something like this:
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Once you've done that, ask an administrator to protect it for you so that it can't be edited.
By default, everything on OrthodoxWiki is under the Creative Commons License.
Types of Articles
What kind of articles is OrthodoxWiki looking for? Ostensibly, anything directly to do with the Orthodox Christian faith and life is appropriate. In addition, however, articles especially on historical subjects and persons related to Church life are also appropriate. So, while there are articles on saints and bishops, there are also articles on emperors and heretics. Therefore, while creating articles and making links within them, consider what might be generally appropriate for OrthodoxWiki.
For examples, browse around existing articles, click on the links already within them, and if you have information on subjects already being linked to, feel free to contribute to existing articles or create new ones. And, as always, don't worry about breaking OrthodoxWiki or messing things up, because your work will become part of the community effort and thereby be honed and improved, ever bringing us closer to achieving our goal of being a nearly endless compendium of information access and exchange regarding Orthodox Christianity.
Articles not appropriate for OrthodoxWiki
Obviously, anything which has no direct connection to the Orthodox faith is not appropriate. Further, some things which are characteristic of Wikipedia articles but don't make sense on OrthodoxWiki also should be left out, including the following: year articles (e.g., 1054), places whose significance goes far beyond its exclusively religious meaning (e.g., Constantinople), or major historical personages who had nothing directly to do with the Orthodox Church (e.g., Ronald Reagan). Certainly, all of these items may have something to do with the Orthodox Church, but their connections can be noted in articles about the events related in other articles which more directly bear on the Orthodox faith.
Neutrality and the OrthodoxWiki Bias
OrthodoxWiki purposes to present the Orthodox Christian viewpoint throughout the site. Articles on OrthodoxWiki will be, so far as is reasonably possible, worded from a neutral point of view (NPOV). That is, disputes between Orthodox Christian groups will be characterized and described rather than entered into. Continue reading for further clarification. (Also see Wikipedia:NPOV for Wikipedia's version of the NPOV policy, which is essentially compatible with OrthodoxWiki policy.)
Further, for administrative purposes, OrthodoxWiki is governed by what is called the Mainstream Chalcedonian Bias (MCB). By Chalcedonian we refer to those churches of the Orthodox Church who hold to the decrees of the Fourth Ecumenical Council at Chalcedon (A.D. 451). By Mainstream we refer to those "official" churches comprised of the fourteen or fifteen autocephalous and four autonomous churches generally recognized as the "mainstream" of the Orthodox Church -- for those of us in North America, this will be all SCOBA jurisdictions and those with whom they're in communion.
What the Bias Means
The main places that the bias will apply will be in terms of naming. Naming is of course important, and the names by which we call things indicate what we believe about them. As is evident to anyone who knows anything of Church History, names are a potentially inflammatory topic. What might be termed namespace will be given priority in terms of the MCB. So, for instance, an article called Church of Alexandria will refer to the Chalcedonian body by that name, whereas one called Church of Alexandria (Coptic) will refer to the non-Chalcedonian body by that name. It applies similarly with regard to parallel hierarchies along other disputational lines, so the official chuch in Greece will have its article named Church of Greece and not Church of Greece (State Church) (which is how some groups might refer to it).
Additionally, the MCB is in effect in terms of the content in articles, so articles on MC churches will not include content indicating in direct factual terms that they are heretics, schismatics, etc.
Further, articles on Non-Orthodox Christian religious groups, while necessarily including some general description of those groups, should have as their primary content the relationship and history of that group in relation to the Orthodox Church. For the encyclopedic purposes of OrthodoxWiki, Non-Chalcedonian and non-Mainstream churches which identify themselves as Orthodox and are not "self-starters" (i.e., taking the name Orthodox to themselves without any historic origin in the Orthodox Church) will be considered to be Orthodox in terms of categorization and article content—that is, they do not have to be included in Category:Non-Orthodox or focus their article content primarily on their relationship to the Mainstream Chalcedonian churches (though of course that should be covered).
What the Bias Does Not Mean
The MCB does not mean that non-mainstream or non-Chalcedonian persons or groups are unwelcome to write or edit articles on OrthodoxWiki. It also does not mean that such groups or their members will be the subject of polemic in encyclopedic articles, though some non-encyclopedic articles may include polemic from any point of view if it is appropriately labelled regarding its own biases. So, instead of saying "the Church of Greece has fallen into heresy, schism and is entirely uncanonical," we might say, "the Church of Greece is regarded as heretical, schismatic and uncanonical by Group X."
The best thing on OrthodoxWiki we can do with regard to any dispute, no matter what side we're on, is to characterize the dispute in the terms of the major disputants, rather than entering into that dispute and bringing the conflict here. That is, so far as we can, we try to word our articles from a neutral point of view (NPOV).
The MCB is not a judgment on any group or persons. It's simply a protocol for the OrthodoxWiki project.
Why Have the Bias?
It's for administrative reasons as much as anything else. OrthodoxWiki is owned and operated by a priest of the Orthodox Church in America, a mainstream Chalcedonian church. Also, if we think carefully, we realize that there must be some sort of bias regarding the issues outlined above, or else we'd have the potential for perpetual renaming and revision wars, all in one massive conflict. OrthodoxWiki is, after all, editable by anyone with an Internet connection.
Additionally, the administration feels that the bias is warranted along what might be termed "definitional usage" lines -- that is, the rest of the world, when looking for information about Orthodoxy, tends to think definitionally in MCB terms. That is, it would probably look for an article on the Church of Russia (i.e., the Moscow Patriarchate) rather than one on the so-called Suzdalites when searching for "Russian Orthodoxy." Thus, the MCB helps prevent confusion.
Of course, the MCB cannot prevent all confusion or conflict, but we hope that it will help. Where extra attention needs to be paid, extra care will be taken when the time comes. We ask you that, while we are certainly trying to be Orthodox, we take special care also to be Christian.
Technical Terminology
A number of technical and theological terms in Orthodoxy differ according to the languages of the cultures in which they're used. Thus, the preference for OrthodoxWiki will be to use Greek terms where no standard English word is predominant among Anglophonic Orthodox writers. The main issue is with article names, so use epigonation instead of palitsa, or use exorasson instead of riassa or jibbee. Where appropriate, make note of other languages' terminology in the body of the article. The reason for preferring Greek terms is that Greek is the predominant "source language" for our Church's culture and terminology and is thus universal.
Western Rite articles will likewise probably prefer Latin, though given the longer history of the Western Rite in England, there is already a more developed native English vocabulary for Western Rite liturgical and theological terms.
Standard English Usage and Spelling
Use standard English spelling and usage for article names and in the bodies of articles. Thus, use icon instead of ikon. What constitutes standard spelling will vary according to what variety of English (e.g., British, American, Canadian, Australian, etc.) a contributor uses, but try to make articles consistent throughout (e.g., every instance of center in an article should be spelled either centre or center, not both).
English names
Use the form of the names of people and places most commonly used by English-speaking Orthodox Christians. So, instead of Vartholomaios I (Archontonis) of Constantinople, use Bartholomew I (Archontonis) of Constantinople. Some ambiguity will of course exist here, especially with names that are not commonly used in English-speaking countries. Biblical names should conform to the varieties most common in English-language Bibles; for instance, use Elijah instead of Elias and Joshua for the prophet instead of Jesus.
Some places will be exceptional, such as Hagia Sophia, which is the most common way of referring to that ancient church, rather than St. Sophia or Holy Wisdom. Thus, the rule is to use the form most commonly used in English, not necessarily an Anglicized or translated form.
Church Calendar
See: OrthodoxWiki:Style Manual (Church Calendar)
See: OrthodoxWiki:Style Manual (Churches)
Monasteries, Parishes, and Theological Schools
Because there are so many communities with the same names, articles about monasteries, parishes, and theological schools should be named in the following fashion: Name of Community (Location). For example, St. Tikhon's Orthodox Monastery (South Canaan, Pennsylvania), Hagia Sophia (Constantinople), Holy Cross Greek Orthodox School of Theology (Brookline, Massachusetts), or St. Paul's Monastery (Athos). In article titles for places, use St. (i.e., a capital S, followed by a lower-case t, followed by a period) rather than Saint, St, or S.. For plurals, use Ss. (i.e., a capital S, followed by a lower-case s, followed by a period).
Books of the Bible
Articles and links to books of the Bible should conform to the links in the canonical lists found at Holy Scripture—note that the names shown there do not always match the links to which they lead! For instance, you might see Nehemiah, which takes you to Book of Nehemiah, not to Nehemiah (which is an article about the prophet by that name).
Articles about Biblical books should be included in Category:Scripture and Category:Texts.
See: OrthodoxWiki:Style Manual (People)
List articles
With the exception of Links articles, articles that consist of a list of something (e.g., List of Patriarchs, List of autonomous and autocephalous Churches) should be named List of [subject].
Western Rite
For most topics regarding the Western Rite where there are also Byzantine Rite equivalents, add a section to the single article for the Western Rite distinctives. For instance, instead of having a separate article on Western Rite vestments, to vestments one would add a section titled "Western Rite" or the like.
For topics extensive enough to require a separate article for the Western Rite which might otherwise have the same name as a Byzantine Rite article, put "Western Rite" in parentheses, e.g., Vespers (Western Rite).
Language Mechanics
The following refer to the various mechanics of writing for OrthodoxWiki articles.
The following items should be capitalized in OrthodoxWiki articles (some may seem obvious, but usage on these actually does vary):
- God and Trinity
- Church when referencing the Church catholic; not when used as a generic reference for a local church
- Tradition should be capitalized when referring to the mainstream beliefs and practices held by Orthodox churches to be binding on Orthodox Christians (i.e., "Big T" tradition); it is not capitalized when referring to local traditions which are not binding in character (i.e., "little T" tradition)
- Scripture should be capitalized when referring to the Bible, though not when referring to the scriptures of other religions
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- East[ern] and West[ern] when referring to them as geo-cultural divisions (e.g., "the Church in East" or "Western theology"), but not as merely geographical references (e.g., "the western provinces" or "the apostles moved east")
- Titles: Lord, Lady, Theotokos, Christ.
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»Jay Gopalakrishnan, Mathematics and Statistics faculty, gave an invited talk at the Joint Mathematics Meeting in San Diego, Jan. 10. The event is the largest mathematics meeting in the world.
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»Jennifer Dill, Urban Studies and Planning and OTREC faculty, co-authored the article, "Electric Bikes and Transportation Policy: Insights from Early Adopters," published in the Transportation Research Record: Journal of the Transportation Research Board.
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»Trevor Smith, Civil and Environmental Engineering, authored "Comprehensive Recalibration of Pile Resistance with WEAP Software in Initial and Restrike Conditions for Load and Resistance Factor Design," published in the Journal of the Transportation Resear
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Luxury Centers
Luxury Centers:
High-end, five-star hotels that provide guests a higher quality experience. Located beach-side, forest or city central, they offer enviable standards of service and quality.
Ayurvedic Hospitals
Ayurvedic Hospitals:
An Ayurvedic Hospital offers holistic preventative and restorative treatments to guests under the guidance of an expert Ayurvedic physician.
Meditation Center
Meditation Centers:
A meditation center is where guests gather to meditate as a group and reach a mental or spiritual state of mind in a serene ambience.
Non-Residential Centers
Non-Residential Centers:
A non-residential center offers a wellness Spa or treatment center but does not offer any accommodation or meals to the guests.
Other Centers
Other Centers:
Other centers offering ancient wellness practices like Siddha, Kalari Chikitsa, Marma therapy can also be found across India. These centers aim to keep alive ancient treatment practices that are aimed at restoring balance to the mind-body system.
Resort & Spas
Resort & Spas:
A resort with its own Spa facility offering various treatments. Here guests can enjoy a holiday with leisure activities and relax with their wellness offering.
Yoga Retreats:
if you're looking to practice your Yoga in a serene and healing environment, while taking time to unwind and relax, a Yoga retreat is an ideal choice.
Yoga Schools
yoga schools:
Yoga schools are centers where students can master their yoga skills and acquire internationally-recognized certification (200,300, 500-hour) to teach Yoga.
Addiction - what's often behind it
Is it peer pressure or at a difficult crossroad in life that triggers any form of addiction?
Often one tends to turn towards reliance on substances...
by Jaicy Joseph 2019


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Islands' Nick Thorburn Runs a Benevolent Dictatorship in the Studio
by Jonah Flicker href="http://www.spinner.com/2008/05/19/islands-nick-thorburn-runs-a-benevolent-dictatorship-in-the-stu/" target="_blank">SPINNER.COM
"I see myself as the benevolent dictator," says Islands' Nick Thorburn, laughing, in describing his role as the band's principal songwriter. "I rule with a sweet thumb, a soft fist." Spinner caught up with the frontman a few days before the release of the Canadian group's second album and first for Anti- Records, 'Arm's Way.' But while he may be the dominant voice in the band, Thorburn takes pride in Islands' collaborative working method. "I don't tell people what they should be playing ... If I have an idea, I'll strongly suggest it, but everyone has a voice in this band. I think that's what makes it so special."
The recording of 'Arm's Way' differed from Islands' debut in that it benefited from more time, a little more money and a crew of professionals working to "make everything sound as good as it should," according to Thorburn. "We labored over [arrangements] for months and months and made sure every note was in the right place." The result is a lilting pop record lined with influences ranging from Caribbean, African, electro and cinematic. Thorburn also says that he's taking his role in music more seriously these days, while retaining the sense of humor he honed with his previous band the Unicorns. "I've owned up to my role as a musician," he says. "I'm a taskmaster, and everyone in the band has a certain amount of discipline, but I also realize that this is the greatest job we could possibly have."
In addition to the new record and upcoming tour, Thorburn is keeping busy with a variety of other projects in various stages of development, including Human Highway (a collaboration with fellow Canadian Jim Guthrie), Juiced Elfers (featuring Les Savy Fav's Syd Butler) and his hip-hop project, Th' Corn Gangg. He also claims to have at least 40 Islands songs on reserve. But such prolificacy seems only natural to him. "The songs that I write are like an extension of my being, an appendage," he explains. "There's always gonna be songs. Some will fit into the Islands sound and some won't. Some might make it on the record and some might end up as b-sides or songs that never appear again, like stillborn babies. I got lots of plans. I wanna keep making music for a long time."


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MeritBadgeDotOrg:Manual of Style
From MeritBadgeDotOrg
Template:Guideline This Manual of Style is to help make MeritBadgeDotOrg easier to read by having rules for its format. It is a style guide. One way is often as good as another, but if everyone does things the same way, MeritBadgeDotOrg will be easier to read and use, and easier to write and edit.
One of the great things about editing a wiki is that edits do not have to be perfect -- they can always be changed, improved or corrected later on. Wikipedia does not require writers to follow all or any of these rules, but their efforts will be more appreciated when they use this guide.
Article titles
In picking the best article title, remember these guidelines:
- Use the singular. For example, if you added a new article about knots, you would name it "Knot", not "Knots". (This rule is opposite of that for making categories.)
- Do not use abbreviations. An article on the Boy Scouts of America should not be titled "BSA".
Don't worry if the wrong name is chosen for an article - it can always be moved, and this automatically creates a redirect from the older entry. Redirects should also be made from all other entries someone might type when looking for your article.
The first sentence
If possible, make the article's topic (usually the same as its title) the subject of the first sentence of the article (instead of putting it in the predicate, or in another sentence). For example, write "This Manual of Style is a style guide", not "This style guide is known as..." .
If the article's title is an important word, use it as early as possible in the article. Bold the article title the first (and only the first) time it is used. Also, bold any important synonyms - other names for the same thing, or older names. Use three apostrophes to make the bold:
'''article title''' will appear as article title.
Do not bold any other words in the first paragraph, so that the reader will not be confused.
It is usually better not to link any of the bold title words and synonyms. For example, do not write "The Eagle Scout Rank is..."
Things like names of books, movies, or foreign words are usually put in italics, and can be combined with the bold text.
Lead section
The lead section, lead, or introduction of an article is the section before the table of contents and first heading. The lead serves both as an introduction to the article below and as a short, independent summary of the important aspects of the article's topic.
The lead should be able to stand alone as a concise overview of the article. It should establish context, explain why the subject is interesting or notable, and summarize the most important points—including any notable controversies that may exist. The lead should contain no more than four paragraphs, should be carefully sourced as appropriate, and should be written in a clear, accessible style to invite a reading of the full article.
Sections and headings
Use the == (two equal signs) markup for headings (also called section titles), not the ''' (triple apostrophes) used to make words appear bold in character formatting. Start with ==, add the heading title, then end with ==.
This section's heading was created by writing:
==Sections and headings==
This subsection's heading was created by writing:
- In a heading, capitalize only the first letter of the first word and the first letter of any proper nouns, and leave all of the other letters in lowercase. Example: "Rules and regulations", not "Rules and Regulations".
- Do not use special characters in headings, such as a slash (/), a plus sign (+), curly braces ({}), or square braces ([]). In place of an ampersand (&) use the word and, unless the ampersand is part of a formal name.
- Do not put links in headings. Instead, link the word or phrase the first time it appears in the section.
- Keep the heading short. Try not to use more than ten words in the heading.
- Try not to use extra words in headings if they aren't needed, such as a, an, the, and pronouns. Do not use the title of the whole article as a heading.
- Do not give the same title to different sections. This will confuse the reader. It also makes it difficult for any editor to create a section link to any such section except the first one.
Creating and using sections
Sub-headings help readers quickly see what is covered in an article and find subtopics of interest. Create sub-headings if a section becomes too long, and choose a wording that describes what is discussed in the section.
- Do not italicize the section name, unless it needs italics (for example, if it is the title of a book).
- If you link directly to a section, leave an editor's note to remind others that the section title is linked. List the names of the linking articles, so when the title needs changing, others can fix the links more easily. For example:  .
- Try not to change section headings and sub-headings too often. Other articles may have linked to that section, and the section link will be broken.
Capital letters
Do not capitalize the first letter in a word or the entire word to add importance to it. For example, "aardvarks, which are Not The Same as anteaters" and "aardvarks, which are NOT THE SAME as anteaters" are both wrong. If a word needs to show added importance or emphasis, use italics ("aardvarks, which are not the same as anteaters").
For italics, use the
'' (italic) markup on both sides of the text to be italicized. For, example:
''This is italic.''
will give:
- This is italic.
Effect on nearby punctuation and links
In all of the uses mentioned here, italicize only what should properly be affected by italics, and not the surrounding punctuation of the sentence. Examples:
- What are we to make of that?
- [Incorrect: only the word that should be italicized; the following question mark should not be italicized.]
- The word was tack; it certainly was not tick, tap, or tab.
- [Correct: the punctuation marks here are not italicized; they are normal parts of the sentence.]
If an italicized word or phrase is linked, the italics markup should be placed outside of the link markup, otherwise you will get a "redlink". Example:
- ''[[Jurassic Park]]'' is [[Michael Crichton]]'s best book.
- [Correct: it will show the text with a correct link: "Jurassic Park is Michael Crichton's best book."]
Italics are mainly used to emphasize (show importance of) certain words. Italics for emphasis should not be used too often.
They are also used in these other cases:
Italics are used for the titles of works of literature and art, such as books, movies, albums and paintings. The titles of articles, chapters, songs, and other short works are not italicized; instead they are put in double quotation marks ("Chapter Title").
Words as words
Use italics when writing about words as words, or letters as letters. For example:
- Deuce means "two".
- The word liqueur comes from the Latin word liquifacere.
- The most common letter in the English language is e.
- In English class I received an A.
Quotations in italics
Do not put an entire quotation in italics just because it is a quotation.
Acronyms and abbreviations
Do not assume that your reader knows the acronym or abbreviation you are using. The acronym or abbreviation should be spelled out the first time it is used (wikilinked if appropriate) and then show the acronym or abbreviation after it, in parentheses. For example:
The United Kingdom Independence Party (UKIP) is a political party that wants Britain to leave the European Union. There are currently about 25,000 people who are members of the UKIP.
If the term is already in parentheses, use or to indicate the acronym. For example:
It was first discussed in 2006 (at a meeting for the members of the United Kingdom Independence Party or UKIP).
Acronyms and abbreviations are made plural by adding -s or -es. For example:
- More than one CD-ROM are CD-ROMs
- More than one NGO are NGOs
In most cases, follow the usual rules of English punctuation. A few points where MeritBadgeDotOrg may be different from usual rules are listed below.
Quotations and quote marks
Whenever possible, faithfully use the same style that was used in the original quotation; do not change it to follow MeritBadgeDotOrg's rules on punctuation. If there is a spelling or other mistake in the original quote, it can be noted with [sic].
The guideline is to use the double-quotes (" ") – they are easier to read on the screen – and use single-quotes (' ') for quotations that are within quotations. Quotation marks that are next to each other should be separated by a space. This best way to do this is to type .
For example, you might quote an article that says, "She disputed his statement that 'Voltaire never said "I disapprove of what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it" ' ". (Note that quote marks that are next to each other, as at the end of this example, should always have a space between them. This should be done by typing instead of a normal space.)
When punctuating quoted passages, put the punctuation mark inside the quotation marks only if the sense of the punctuation mark is part of the quotation (logical quotations).
- Arthur said the situation is "deplorable". (When part of a sentence is quoted, the period/full stop is outside.)
- Arthur said, "The situation is deplorable." (When a complete sentence is quoted, the period is inside.)
- Martha asked, "Are you coming?" (When quoting a question, the question mark is inside.)
- Did Martha say, "Come with me"? (When questioning a quote, the question mark is outside. Do not use a period.)
If you change the capitalization of the first letter of a quote, you do not need to "[s]how the case change with square brackets".
Here are two examples from the Chicago Manual of Style that show how to handle commas and capital letters at the beginning of a quote within a sentence:
He said that "to have is to hold". She said, "Go now".
Words inside quotes can be linked, for example: (quoted from John Adams) "If Aristotle, Livy, and Harrington knew what a republic was, the British constitution is much more like a republic than an empire."
Except with well-known quotations (from Shakespeare etc.), and those from the subject of the article or section, always name the person you are quoting for a full sentence or more. Name the person in the text, not in a footnote, unless the person is the subject of the article or is otherwise obvious. In the case of a famous line from a play in an article on the play, it is not necessary to say the quote is from the play.
When the title of an article needs quotation marks (for example, the title of a song or poem), the quotation marks should not be bolded, because they are not part of the title:
"Jabberwocky" is a nonsense poem by Lewis Carroll.
Longer quotes
A quote longer than four lines should be written as a block quotation. Do not put the block quote in quotation marks. To do a block quotation, do not use the wiki indentation mark
: – instead, use the HTML

 tag:

 Four score and seven years ago, our fathers brought forth on this continent a new nation, conceived in Liberty, and dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal.

Four score and seven years ago, our fathers brought forth on this continent a new nation, conceived in Liberty, and dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal.
Because of a bug in the site's software,

 does not yet properly format quotes that are longer than one paragraph. Until this is fixed, you may add

 tags around paragraphs:

First paragraph

Second paragraph

Look of quotation marks and apostrophes
There are two options when considering the look of the quotation marks themselves:
- "text", 'text', foo's
- "text", 'text', foo's
Either way is okay. Never use grave and acute accents or backticks (`text´) as quotation marks or apostrophes.
Serial commas
The serial comma (also known as the Oxford comma or Harvard comma) is a comma used immediately before a conjunction in a list of three or more items. The phrase "ham, chips, and eggs" is written with a serial comma, but "ham, chips and eggs" is not. Sometimes not using a serial comma makes an unclear sentence, as in this example: "The author would like to thank her parents, Sinéad O'Connor and President Bush." Sometimes using the comma can also make a sentence unclear, as in: "The author would like to thank her mother, Sinéad O'Connor, and President Bush" which may be a list of either two or three people. In such cases, there are three options to make the sentence more clear:
- A choice can be made whether or not to use the comma.
- The sentence can be rewritten to avoid listing the items in an unclear way.
- The items in the list can be presented using a formatted list.
The hyphen (-) is used to form compound words, such as "well-known". The en dash (–) is used to specify numeric ranges, such as "open 9–5". The em dash (—) can be used to link clauses of a sentence—like this one—as can the spaced en dash ( – ). Other dashes, such as the double-hyphen (--), should not be used.
Spaces after the end of a sentence
There are no guidelines on whether to use one space after the end of a sentence, or two. The issue is not important because the difference can only be seen in the edit box.
Do not use contractions—such as don't, can't, won't, would've, they'd, and so on—unless they are in a quotation.
Try not to join two words with a slash (
/), because it suggests that the two are related, but does not say exactly how. There is almost always a better choice than a slash. When it is possible, be specific to avoid wording that is not clear.
An example: "The parent/instructor must be present at all times." Must both be present? (Then write and say "the parent and the instructor".) Must at least one be present? (Then write and say "the parent or the instructor".) Is it intended that the same person is both parent and instructor? (Then use an en dash or a hyphen: "the parent–instructor".)
In situations involving a distinction or disjunction, the en dash is usually better than the slash, for example, "the novel–novella distinction".
The slash does have some good uses. It can be used to separate lines of poetry ("To be or not to be: that is the question: / Whether 'tis nobler in the mind to suffer / The slings and arrows of outrageous fortune") or to show how something is spoken or pronounced ("ribald is pronounced /ri-bəld/" or to separate the numbers in a fraction ("Template:Frac").
The phrase and/or is especially awkward. For example, "x and/or y" can be written as "x or y, or both", or "either x or y" and optionally add "but not both", if necessary.
When there are more than two choices, it is even more important to not use and/or. With two choices, at least the intention is clear; but with more than two it may difficult to know what is trying to be expressed. Instead of "x, y, and/or z", use an appropriate alternative: "one or more of x, y, and z"; "some or all of x, y, and z"; etc.
Simple tables
Lines that start with blank spaces in the editing window are shown in a box, like this:
A line with a blank space in front of it.
Many lines with a space in front will create a table, like this:
line 1 line 2 line 3
A line that contains only a blank space inserts a blank line into the table.
line 1 line 2
These are some general guidelines which are usually followed for the best appearance, although some editors have different ideas:
- Articles usually start with an image on the right-hand side of the page (this is called right-alignment).
- When using many images in the same article, they can be placed on either the right or left side of the page.
- Avoid sandwiching text between two images directly across from each other.
- Generally, right-alignment is preferred to left- or center-alignment. It is okay for all the pictures in an article to be on the right side of the page.
- If there are very many images in a given article, consider using a gallery.
- The easiest "image markup language", or format for images is:
[[Image:picture.jpg|thumb|[width in number of pixels]px|right|Insert caption here]]
- Use captions to explain how the image relates to the article. The caption will not show up unless you use "thumb" format in the image markup language. Any caption should start with a capital letter. If the caption is a complete sentence, it should always end in a period (or other appropriate punctuation). If the caption is not a complete sentence, it should not have a period at the end.
- Putting the size of a thumb image in the formatting is not necessary: if the size is not put in the formatting, the width will be the size that the reader has set in their settings, with a default of 180px.
- The default placement of a thumb image is "right" if none is given, so it is not necessary to include "right", but it must be replaced by "left" (or "center") to appear elsewhere.
- Remember that people looking for more information on the photo can click on it to see the full details.
Bulleted lists and numbered lists
If a line begins with the asterisk (*), it will appear as a bullet, which can make lists of things much easier to read. Make sure there is no space before the bullet, or the whole sentence will appear in a box instead.
Do not use bullets (*) if the article reads easily using plain paragraphs.
Do not mix grammatical styles in a list – either use all complete sentences, or use all sentence fragments. Begin each item with a capital letter, even if it is a sentence fragment.
When using complete sentences, put a period at the end of each sentence:
- This is a complete sentence.
- This is also a complete sentence.
When using sentence fragments, do not put a period at the end:
- Part of a sentence
- Also a sentence fragment
The rules for bulleted lists are the the same for numbered lists. You can start every section with the pound (#) sign and the wiki will number the section on its own.
Nesting numbered lists
If using the pound (#) sign and there are subsections, you can use the colon (:) after the (#) to indent the subsection, which will allow the list numbering to continue as normal with the subsequent item.
For example, using:
# requirement 1 # requirement 2 #:a. requirement 2a #:b. requirement 2b #:c. requirement 2c # requirement 3 # requirement 4 # requirement 5
Will produce:
- requirement 1
- requirement 2
- a. requirement 2a
- b. requirement 2b
- c. requirement 2c
- requirement 3
- requirement 4
- requirement 5
Links should not make an article more difficult to read; they are there for making it easier to find related information.
Only link the things and ideas that are important to understanding the article. It is not helpful to mark all possible words as hyperlinks. A large number of links can draw attention away from the most important links on a page.
Only link a word the first time it is used in the article, but do not link the same word more than once in an article.
Check links after they are wikified, to make sure they lead to the correct page.
When including wikilinks in an article, there is no need to capitalize the first word. Wikilinks that begin sentences or are proper nouns should be capitalized as normal.
Piped links can also be avoided in many cases when adding a suffix to a wikilink that is not part of an article title, by placing the suffix outside of the brackets. The suffix will still appear as part of the link, but will not be included in the link's target when actually clicked. For example, the markup
[[apple]]s will be in the article text as apples, but it links to the article Apple.
Miscellaneous notes
Keep markup simple
Use the simplest markup to display information in a useful and easy-to-understand way. Markup may appear differently in different browsers. Only use HTML and CSS markup if there is a good reason. Use wikimarkup whenever possible.
Formatting issues
Formatting issues such as font size, blank space and color are issues for the Wikipedia site-wide style sheet and should not be used in articles except in special cases. If you must use a different font size, use a relative size, such as
font-size: 80%; not an absolute size, for example,
font-size: 8pt. Do not use other style changes, such as font style or color.
Color coding
Using color alone to convey information (color coding) should not be done. This is not helpful to people with color blindness (especially monochromacy), on black-and-white printouts, on older monitors with fewer colors, on monochrome displays (Personal digital assistants, cell phones), etc.
If it is necessary to use colors, try to choose colors that will not be confusing to a person with red-green color blindness (the most common type). In general, this means that shades of red and green should not both be used as color codes in the same image. Colors that are okay to use include orange and violet. Viewing the page with Vischeck can help with deciding if the colors should be changed.
It is nice to use color as an aid for those who can see it, but the information should still be available without it.
Invisible comments
Invisible comments are used to talk with other editors in the article body. These comments can only be seen when editing the page. They are invisible when looking at the normal article.
Usually, if an editor wants to discuss something with other editors, he or she will do it on the proper talk page. However, it is sometimes useful to put comments directly in the article, because an editor would like to leave instructions to help other editors when they edit a section, or leave reminders about something (for example, "please do not change the section title, since others have linked here").
To leave a hidden comment, place the words between these "spearpoints":
 world.
is shown as:
- Hello world.
Consider the legibility of what you are writing. Make your entry easy to read on a screen. For more information on this, see "How Users Read on the Web" by Jakob Nielsen.
External links
Links to websites outside of MeritBadge.org should be listed at the end of an article or in the text of an article as an "embedded link".
List of links at the end of an article ("External links")
A list of links should have a header named
== External links ==, followed by a bulleted list of links. It is good if a link on the list summarizes the website's contents, and tells why the website is important to the article. For example:
*[http://www.aidsnews.org/ AIDS treatment news]
Embedded links
External links can also be "embedded" directly within an article. These links generally have no description, but they will automatically be given a number by the software. For example, typing:
Sample text [http://www.example.org].
will show the link as:
- Sample text [1].
An embedded external link should have a full citation in the article's References section.
References or Notes
The References or Notes section can have a code that will copy your embedded link (with its external link, description and/or quote) into the References or Notes section, and make it a functioning link there. Do not use this code with an embedded link alone. Use it only if you're adding a citation or description of the link.
Here is an example:
The embedded link format would look like this:
<ref name="test1">[http://www.example.org/ The name of the other website goes here.] More information can go here.</ref>
It will produce this: [1]
Then in the "References" or "Notes" section, the code would look like this:
<references />
Using this code will automatically copy the same embedded link you have made above:
- ↑ The name of the other website goes here. More information can go here.
You can also use the template {{reflist}} to give the same as above, but with a smaller font size. For a two-column layout, use {{reflist|2}}.
External links
|Writing guides
|Guide to Layout
|Manual of Style
|How to structure articles
|Comprehensive style guide