User:.vivien/Style guide

Layout

Item, relic and cosmetic pages should look like this:

<!-- Start a page with {{Item infobox}}, {{Relic infobox}} or {{Cosmetic infobox}} -->
==Obtaining==
<!-- This section can be omitted, see below -->
==Effects==
<!-- Start this section with {{Ingame description}} -->
==History==

Only items with "special" obtaining conditions should have an Obtaining section. This includes:

• Items obtained from goal rewards (e.g. reward #20 always gives 6 Cake Slices)
• Hidden upgraded items (e.g. Rice Cracker)
• Secret items (e.g. Omelette)
• Unobtainable items (e.g. Ethereum)

Only secret relics (e.g. API Key) should have an Obtaining section. If a relic is obtained from quests, the Obtaining section isn't needed.

Terminology

Try to match how terms are used in-game. For example, cosmetics are "obtained" because that's the term used in /cosmetics' About menu.

In particular:

• Relics and cosmetics are "obtained", "equipped" and "unequipped"
• Leaders are "set" (or "chosen") and "removed"
• Profile themes are "unlocked"

If a term is lowercase in-game (e.g. "profile themes"), it should be lowercase on the wiki.

Use the "default" alias of terminal commands (that is, the one that appears in the heading when typing $ help [command]).

OK: $ repaircmd, $ inventory
Don't use: $ repaircommand, $ inv

Formatting

Use <code></code> for slash commands, terminal folders and terminal files. Use {{cmd}} for terminal commands.

Auto-rescues can be disabled with <code>/settings</code>.

The <code>/etc/calendar</code> folder contains the {{cmd|defer}} command.

Usage: {{cmd|give [name or id]/[card]/[amount?]}}

Bolden the subject of an article.

Paintbrush is an item.

Use the word "player" when talking about the person playing, and "game" or "Zoo" when talking about Zoo itself.

Crown only works when the player has at least 100% zoo completion.
In the Zoo Cards minigame, the player collects trading cards of the game's animals.