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When a new ''Pikmin'' game is revealed and trailers and screenshots become public, everybody will want to contribute info to the wiki. To make sure everything is organized, let's all follow this guide.
When a new ''Pikmin'' game is revealed and trailers, screenshots, and gameplay features become public, everybody will want to contribute info to the wiki. To make sure everything is organized, let's all follow this guide.


==When a trailer is released==
==When a big event happens==
*Go to game's "Trailers" section and add a link to it.
Go to the game's page and:
*Go to the game's "Known information" section and dump anything you find of interest about the game.
#Dump anything you find of interest that is revealed about how the game works.
#On the "Trailers" section, add a link to any new trailers.
#On the "External links" section, and a link to any new official websites or social media accounts.
#On the "Development" section, point down this event.


==When an image is released==
==When an image is released==
*If it is noteworthy, upload it to the wiki.
If it is noteworthy, upload it to the wiki.
*Its filename must '''never''' be something like <code>IMG112895461_002.jpg</code>. Even if it's an unknown enemy in an unknown area, you should write ''something'' descriptive.
#Give it a decent filename ('''not''' something like <code>IMG112895461_002.jpg</code>). Even if it's an unknown enemy in an unknown area, you should write ''something'' descriptive.
*The description '''must''' state where the image comes from. This includes both its location (website) ''and'' the event (a Nintendo direct, an E3 conference, etc.); the date of the event must also be written.
#Write a simple description, and in it, you '''must''' state where the image comes from. This includes both its location (website) ''and'' the event (a Nintendo direct, an E3 conference, etc.); the date of the event must also be written.
*It must be categorized under '''Category:&lt;game name&gt; reveal images'''.
#Categorize it under '''Category:&lt;game name&gt; reveal images'''.


==When an enemy is revealed==
==When a Pikmin type, enemy, or character is revealed==
*Edit the game article's list of enemies and include the new enemy.
#If it's something that was in a previous game...
*If it's a returning enemy...
##Go to its article, and add an "In &lt;game name&gt;" section at the top.
**Go to its article, and add an "In &lt;game name&gt;" section at the top. Include all known information about it here, even if it's just "it has been confirmed to return". Cite your sources and use {{tem|futuregame}}.
##Start the section with {{tem|futuregame}}.
*If it's a new enemy:
##Include all known information about it there, even if it's just "it has been confirmed to return".
**Add a sub-section about it on the enemies section of the game's article. If its name is unknown, use a descriptive title, with the word "Unknown" in it (e.g. Unknown fiery beetle, Unknown flying purple monster). In this section, write all known info, and remember to cite your sources.
##[[:Category:Citation templates|Cite your sources]].
 
#If it's something new:
==When a character is revealed==
##Add a sub-section about it on the Pikmin/enemies/characters section of the game's article. If its name is unknown, use a descriptive title, with the word "Unknown" in it (e.g. Unknown fiery beetle, Unknown flying purple monster).
*Edit the game article's list of characters and include the new character.
##In this section, write all known info
*If it's a returning character:
##[[:Category:Citation templates|Cite your sources]].
**Go to their article, and add an "In &lt;game name&gt;" section at the top. Include all known information about it here, even if it's just "it has been confirmed to return". Cite your sources and use {{tem|futuregame}}.
#Edit the game article's list of Pikmin/enemies/characters and include the new entry.
*If it's a new character:
**Add a sub-section about them on the characters section of the game's article. Write all known info, and cite your sources.

Revision as of 06:05, November 11, 2015

When a new Pikmin game is revealed and trailers, screenshots, and gameplay features become public, everybody will want to contribute info to the wiki. To make sure everything is organized, let's all follow this guide.

When a big event happens

Go to the game's page and:

  1. Dump anything you find of interest that is revealed about how the game works.
  2. On the "Trailers" section, add a link to any new trailers.
  3. On the "External links" section, and a link to any new official websites or social media accounts.
  4. On the "Development" section, point down this event.

When an image is released

If it is noteworthy, upload it to the wiki.

  1. Give it a decent filename (not something like IMG112895461_002.jpg). Even if it's an unknown enemy in an unknown area, you should write something descriptive.
  2. Write a simple description, and in it, you must state where the image comes from. This includes both its location (website) and the event (a Nintendo direct, an E3 conference, etc.); the date of the event must also be written.
  3. Categorize it under Category:<game name> reveal images.

When a Pikmin type, enemy, or character is revealed

  1. If it's something that was in a previous game...
    1. Go to its article, and add an "In <game name>" section at the top.
    2. Start the section with {{futuregame}}.
    3. Include all known information about it there, even if it's just "it has been confirmed to return".
    4. Cite your sources.
  2. If it's something new:
    1. Add a sub-section about it on the Pikmin/enemies/characters section of the game's article. If its name is unknown, use a descriptive title, with the word "Unknown" in it (e.g. Unknown fiery beetle, Unknown flying purple monster).
    2. In this section, write all known info
    3. Cite your sources.
  3. Edit the game article's list of Pikmin/enemies/characters and include the new entry.