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Style guide

Article titles

• The bold text at the beginning of the article is the article name, and is to be used as the article title.
• If the article name ends in a period, drop the period unless it's an abbreviation like "&c." or "Abbr."
• If the article name is in Greek or another alphabet, then the article title will also be in the Greek or other alphabet.
• If the article name contains [square brackets], replace them with (parentheses).
• If the article name contains non-bold text, include that non-bold text in the title.
• Disambiguate articles the same way we disambiguate pages on Wikisource. Works by author, then by date; authors by dates of birth and death.
• If there is still question of how to proceed, discuss below.

Linking

This work mentions a lot of other works and authors. For the sake of expediency, linking should be kept to a minimum.

The following items should be linked:

• For articles about authors, the bold text at the beginning should link to the author page.
• For articles about hymns, the bold text should link to the work, and the author should be linked also.
• Lists of translations or editions should be linked
• Linking to other DoH articles should be done if this is obviously intended. Such links are often formatted [like this]. The template {{DoH lkpl}} can be used for the link itself.

Templates

See also: Category:DoH templates

• Use {{DoH footer initials}} for footer initials.
• Use formatting such as that generated by {{DoH header}} for page headers ... though whether the template itself is useful or not may be worth discussing further.

Formatting

• Follow the enWS MoS as much as possible
• See earlier pages for good formatting style
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  • Page:PMLP213617-Julian-DictionaryOfHymnology A-O.djvu/19

—Beleg Tâl (talk) 19:18, 14 November 2017 (UTC)