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* Under what conditions is the mos proper. This is only recommended for mosses with notable near-mos forms, as this information is included in the intro already.

Sections that would be otherwise too short, such as temperament-related information, can be added in the lead section instead.

What the mos is referred to may also be included here. Names that see common use should be added here; proposed names are assumed to be idiosyncratic until proven otherwise.

Subsections for this follow the format for TAMNAMS, in which the following are described in their own subsections:

~~== Name ==~~

~~Any names for the mos, as commonly used by the broader community, proposed by or given by theorists/composers, and prescribed under TAMNAMS if applicable, are described here.~~

~~The mos intro module can also display names, with applicable TAMNAMS names displayed automatically. Other names can be passed into this module, but it's recommended to pass in commonly used names.~~

== Scale properties ==

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</pre>{{MOS mode degrees|Scale Signature=5L 2s}}

~~You can display all three of these simultaneously by using {{tlx|MOS data}}.~~

== Theory ==

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== Scale tree ==

The scale tree can be provided using the corresponding template. A handmade table can also be used if the template is found ~~to be~~ too limiting.

The tuning spectrum template (or scale tree) can be provided using the corresponding template. A handmade table can also be used if the template is found too limiting, such as by substituting the template.

<pre>

</pre>{{MOS tuning spectrum|5L 2s}}

</pre>{{MOS tuning spectrum|Scale Signature=5L 2s}}

== Music ==

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 * Under what conditions is the mos proper. This is only recommended for mosses with notable near-mos forms, as this information is included in the intro already.
 Sections that would be otherwise too short, such as temperament-related information, can be added in the lead section instead.
+What the mos is referred to may also be included here. Names that see common use should be added here; proposed names are assumed to be idiosyncratic until proven otherwise.
 Subsections for this follow the format for TAMNAMS, in which the following are described in their own subsections:
-== Name ==
-Any names for the mos, as commonly used by the broader community, proposed by or given by theorists/composers, and prescribed under TAMNAMS if applicable, are described here.
-The mos intro module can also display names, with applicable TAMNAMS names displayed automatically. Other names can be passed into this module, but it's recommended to pass in commonly used names.
 == Scale properties ==
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 {{MOS mode degrees}}
 </pre>{{MOS mode degrees|Scale Signature=5L 2s}}
-You can display all three of these simultaneously by using {{tlx|MOS data}}.
 == Theory ==
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 == Scale tree ==
-The scale tree can be provided using the corresponding template. A handmade table can also be used if the template is found to be too limiting.
+The tuning spectrum template (or scale tree) can be provided using the corresponding template. A handmade table can also be used if the template is found too limiting, such as by substituting the template.
 <pre>
 {{MOS tuning spectrum}}
-</pre>{{MOS tuning spectrum|5L 2s}}
+</pre>{{MOS tuning spectrum|Scale Signature=5L 2s}}
 == Music ==