Xenharmonic Wiki:MOS page style guide: Difference between revisions

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This is a proposed, work-in-progress style guide for mos pages. It's highly recommended to use any templates that are mentioned, as they provide a standardized means of presenting information that is common with virtually all mosses.

As this guide can't account for every possible use case, use your best judgment to remove any sections described that aren't needed or to add any sections that aren't mentioned.

==Lead section==

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#'''Music''' - Are there any compositions or tracks that use this mos?

#'''See also''' - Are there any other pages related to this mos?

#'''External links''' or '''References''' - Are there any outside resources related to this mos? Did the article ~~use~~ such resources?

#'''External links''' or '''References''' - Are there any outside resources related to this mos? Did the article reference such resources?

== Mos pages with sparse content ==

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# '''Name''' - Add if needed.

# '''Modes'''

# '''Tuning spectrum''' or '''Scale tree''' - Add if there are temperament interpretations worth listing, or add if the main content is the tuning spectrum.

# '''Tuning spectrum''' or '''Scale tree''' - Add if there are temperament interpretations worth listing, or add if the main content ''is'' the tuning spectrum.

# '''See also''' - Add if needed.

#'''External links''' or '''References''' - Add if needed.

~~== Disclaimer ==~~

This guide shouldn't be seen as a rigid set of rules, but rather as a guide, as this guide can't account for every possible use case. Use your best judgment to add any sections that aren't accounted for in this guide.

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 This is a proposed, work-in-progress style guide for mos pages. It's highly recommended to use any templates that are mentioned, as they provide a standardized means of presenting information that is common with virtually all mosses.
+As this guide can't account for every possible use case, use your best judgment to remove any sections described that aren't needed or to add any sections that aren't mentioned.
 ==Lead section==
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 #'''Music''' - Are there any compositions or tracks that use this mos?
 #'''See also''' - Are there any other pages related to this mos?
-#'''External links''' or '''References''' - Are there any outside resources related to this mos? Did the article use such resources?
+#'''External links''' or '''References''' - Are there any outside resources related to this mos? Did the article reference such resources?
 == Mos pages with sparse content ==
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 # '''Name''' - Add if needed.
 # '''Modes'''
-# '''Tuning spectrum''' or '''Scale tree''' - Add if there are temperament interpretations worth listing, or add if the main content is the tuning spectrum.
+# '''Tuning spectrum''' or '''Scale tree''' - Add if there are temperament interpretations worth listing, or add if the main content ''is'' the tuning spectrum.
 # '''See also''' - Add if needed.
 #'''External links''' or '''References''' - Add if needed.
-== Disclaimer ==
-This guide shouldn't be seen as a rigid set of rules, but rather as a guide, as this guide can't account for every possible use case. Use your best judgment to add any sections that aren't accounted for in this guide.