Xenharmonic Wiki:MOS page style guide: Difference between revisions

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The following order of sections is recommended for important mos pages.

#'''Name''' - What is the mos called?

#'''Name''' - What is the mos called? TAMNAMS is the predominant naming scheme, but some names may come from earlier naming systems.

#'''Notation''' - How are intervals and note names referred to? TAMNAMS and diamond-mos is typically used, but can also include notation ~~conjured up~~ by other theorists and musicians. ~~This is broken up into~~ two subsections:

#'''Notation''' - How are intervals and note names referred to? TAMNAMS and diamond-mos is typically used, but can also include notation described by other theorists and musicians. The two subsections are recommended:

##'''Interval names'''

##'''Note names'''

#'''Theory''' - Is there any theory behind this mos? ~~The following subsections are recommended, but other sections~~ may ~~be added~~:

#'''Theory''' - Is there any theory behind this mos? Sections may include:

##'''Low harmonic entropy scales'''

##'''Temperament interpretations'''

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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 if the main content ''is'' the tuning spectrum.

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

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

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 The following order of sections is recommended for important mos pages.
-#'''Name''' - What is the mos called?
+#'''Name''' - What is the mos called? TAMNAMS is the predominant naming scheme, but some names may come from earlier naming systems.
-#'''Notation''' - How are intervals and note names referred to? TAMNAMS and diamond-mos is typically used, but can also include notation conjured up by other theorists and musicians. This is broken up into two subsections:
+#'''Notation''' - How are intervals and note names referred to? TAMNAMS and diamond-mos is typically used, but can also include notation described by other theorists and musicians. The two subsections are recommended:
 ##'''Interval names'''
 ##'''Note names'''
-#'''Theory''' - Is there any theory behind this mos? The following subsections are recommended, but other sections may be added:
+#'''Theory''' - Is there any theory behind this mos? Sections may include:
 ##'''Low harmonic entropy scales'''
 ##'''Temperament interpretations'''
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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 if the main content ''is'' the tuning spectrum.
 # '''See also''' - Add if needed.
 #'''External links''' or '''References''' - Add if needed.