MediaWiki:Community-to-do-list

We recommend browsing and using this wiki site to familiarize yourself with its style and format before editing.

Editing Guidelines:

Arbitrarily or unilaterally altering article name(s), established information (including hyperlinks and images), the format or style of this wiki without communicating with Admin will result in temporarily being blocked and/or restricted access, so it is good practice to inquire and communicate your ideas and/or major editing intentions for this wiki first. If you are participating on another Fandom site, what may work 'over there' may not work here, so be in communication, please.

Access to some articles are locked/protected by Admin for various reasons especially between seasons; revisit them again as most are temporary for newly registered Editors.

Simultaneous editing does happen and can 'muck-up' the editing process – thus the page; please allow the initial Editor time to complete their process before proofing, especially on newly created pages. We discourage "edit warring" here, be factual and polite, please.

About images: High quality is better, of course. Important geeky note about names of image files, it is better that they have ones related to the article as oppose to numbers and/or gibberish (no default screenshots names). We often use the episode number followed by the episode title, character name, invention, etc. Please do not use images in the infoboxes on Character articles on your Profile or message wall as doing so will affect the thumbnail Fan Feed to the Character page(s).

About internal hyperlinks: While there are no links placed within the Plot Synopsis section, each Episode article is like a hub with loads of "breadcrumbs" (links) to more information and insights about that episode and related articles. Also, one should be able to link back to where one started exploring, like following a invisible thread in a Crime Link Chart. Please limit non-essential external hyperlinks that take visitors away from this wiki and Fandom.

About broken hyperlinks: When you see red text, it is a broken link which is usually caused by a misspelling of the link or the page does not exist. Broken links should always be corrected or the false link removed. On the surface it may not seem like a problem, but a broken link is doing some damage to the website: a single broken link can impact search engines, the user experience, and is added to "Wanted Pages" which may be duplicating an already existing article using a different page name.

About creating new pages: must follow the current format and style (found on existing similar articles): include appropriate infobox with aa appropriate image; It is important that the new page is hyperlinked to and from related established articles or the new page will be automatically tagged as an orphaned page, and thus a candidate for deletion (with zero unique views). Again, subjective observations and personal opinions belong in the appropriate article's Talk.

Before Removing or replacing images, information, links, categories, and style syntax, etc., from any article, please discuss first – especially if it impacts multiple articles.