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.

~~This~~ page's sections are recommend section names, and gives suggestions for what to include. However, keep in mind that this guide can't account for every possible use case, so be sure to use your best judgment to remove unnecessary sections or to add additional sections deemed necessary. Sections in ''italics'' do not denote actual sections, but rather items to add before the first section and after the last section.

The minimum recommended templates for a mos page, given a page that can be treated as a stub, is the following:

* [[Template:Infobox MOS|Infobox MOS]], as part of the lead section.

* [[Template:MOS intro|MOS intro]], as part of the lead section.

* [[Template:MOS intervals|MOS intervals]], as part of the intervals section

* [[Template:Scale tree|Scale tree]], as part of the scale tree section.

For guidance on fleshed-out pages, this page's sections are recommend section names, and gives suggestions for what to include. However, keep in mind that this guide can't account for every possible use case, so be sure to use your best judgment to remove unnecessary sections or to add additional sections deemed necessary. Sections in ''italics'' do not denote actual sections, but rather items to add before the first section and after the last section.

==''Lead section'' (precedes the first section) ==

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Any names for the mos, as proposed by or named by theorists/composers, and prescribed under TAMNAMS if applicable, are described here.

==Intervals and scale degrees==

==Intervals (and scale degrees)==

The use of TAMNAMS is advised for describing the names of its intervals and scale degrees. The mos intervals template gives ranges for each of the intervals present in the mos.<pre>

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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.
-This page's sections are recommend section names, and gives suggestions for what to include. However, keep in mind that this guide can't account for every possible use case, so be sure to use your best judgment to remove unnecessary sections or to add additional sections deemed necessary. Sections in ''italics'' do not denote actual sections, but rather items to add before the first section and after the last section.
+The minimum recommended templates for a mos page, given a page that can be treated as a stub, is the following:
+* [[Template:Infobox MOS|Infobox MOS]], as part of the lead section.
+* [[Template:MOS intro|MOS intro]], as part of the lead section.
+* [[Template:MOS intervals|MOS intervals]], as part of the intervals section
+* [[Template:Scale tree|Scale tree]], as part of the scale tree section.
+For guidance on fleshed-out pages, this page's sections are recommend section names, and gives suggestions for what to include. However, keep in mind that this guide can't account for every possible use case, so be sure to use your best judgment to remove unnecessary sections or to add additional sections deemed necessary. Sections in ''italics'' do not denote actual sections, but rather items to add before the first section and after the last section.
 ==''Lead section'' (precedes the first section) ==
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 Any names for the mos, as proposed by or named by theorists/composers, and prescribed under TAMNAMS if applicable, are described here.
-==Intervals and scale degrees==
+==Intervals (and scale degrees)==
 The use of TAMNAMS is advised for describing the names of its intervals and scale degrees. The mos intervals template gives ranges for each of the intervals present in the mos.<pre>
 {{MOS intervals}}