Floppapedia Revamped Wiki/High Quality Page Guidelines

First of all: this is not a page for telling you how to not get the dreaded low quality page indicator; good grammar and ability to write more than 1 paragraph is all you need. Rather, this is a guide on how to make a high quality page, though this can also be applied to regular articles as well.
==Number 1: Grammar==
Tl;DR: learn how to spell nerd 
Second of all, use the right contractions, for example, a combination of "it" and "is" can be shortened to just "it's". Although there are different times of when "it is" and "it's" should be used, we will not be covering that for now. Let's look at an example; try telling which one is right or wrong.
"A dog has it's day." versus, "A dog has its day." Got it? That's right, you would not use "it's" in that context, use "its" instead. And finally, How to write paragraphs and other stuff.
One very common mistake is "your" and "you're." "You're" is a contraction of "you" and "are" and should only be used in that context.
Correct usage of "your" and "you´re" respectively: "I like that idea of yours." "You're an idiot."
Incorrect usage: "That jacket is you'res?" "Your an idiot."
use proper capitalization at all times. It Makes Articles Look Very Stupid. SERIOUSLY, THIS IS ELEMENTARY. 
You also need to use proper punctuation at all times it makes articles much easier to read. And. Makes. It. Look. Far. Better. 
Writing like this is what all articles should be like, and is perfect to use in your page.
== Section 2: Rule of Notability ==
TL;DR: Make sure your character is somewhat notable, and would be included on any regular encyclopedia.
The next thing you should be careful of when writing pages is the Rule Of Notability. Make sure that your article is somewhat notable and adds something to the "universe" of the Floppapedia. This also is somewhat caused by short pages. When pages are short, it is usually because the Rule Of Notability has been broken. The first paragraph of the Big Floppa page is perfect. It's short, sweet, and most importantly; it adds a reason on why that character is notable. Don't just include the reason on why the character is notable in the first paragraph, pepper some other reasons in there as well.
When writing a page, think to yourself "Why is this character notable?" Usually a reason why a character/place/whatever is notable is because it contributed to a popular event, and such is shielded from breaking the Rule Of Notability. However, just because the character/place/whatever you made is "notable" (e.g. can be included on a regular encyclopedia) doesn't mean that it's notable enough. Describing every taco bell, every fruit, every planet and grain of sand; that causes wiki bloat, and in most cases, those pages are not notable. 
Another thing to think of is "Does this thing contribute to the Floppapedia Universe in any way, shape or form?" if the answer is no, then don't publish it. Like we said before, if you can't come to a clear answer, then look at your page. Can it be described as "short" in any way? That's probably because the Rule of Notability has been broken, and as such, don't publish it.
== Section 3: Connect and Explore ==
Essentially, if you want to make a page which can truly stand out, try to branch out and have the character interact with others, or have them do interesting things that expand their story and improve the quality of the page.
For example: Dii Shisog is responsible for most of the production of a nut which is used in the production of a very potent, very expensive drug. His interaction with criminal cartels raises story tension and adds the potential to meet new, interesting characters. He is also the leader of a very large corporation, and his interactions with figures for purposes of PR or marketing can lead to very interesting scenarios.
Also, dont waste character potential. The most grievous and obvious way to do this is by simply killing them, especially in cases where it feels forced and abrupt. If you absolutely feel the need to kill a character, you should evaluate the following:
* Has every interesting scenario that this character can be placed in be truly been explored, or is there simply no more space?
* Would the creator of the page be okay with this?
* Would this add story tension or raise stakes for other characters?
And when you are writing character deaths, make sure to try to make the death interesting. Set it up and foreshadow it. Leave ambiguity. Make a proper aftermath for when the character dies.
For example: This character is a popular politician in a country who is battling a largely unpopular politician for presidency. His political platform is eliminating police corruption, cracking down on drug cartels, increasing government transparency and increasing welfare funds. Then, when he is in his house, an armed gunman kicks down the door and shoots him square in the head, retreating into the forest before the police can arrive. The police are unable to (or unwilling to) trace down a target for the killing.
This is a good character death because it creates stakes and allows speculation.
The possibilities for who sent that gunman out are essentially endless.
Was it a cartel or gang, who wanted to stop him from cracking down on their drug enterprises or for discovering their bribery?
Was it corrupt police trying to stop him from catching them?
Was it ordered by the unpopular politician in an attempt to get his opponent eliminated?
Was it a government agency, trying to stop increased government transparency from exposing their crimes?
Even if you explain who it was, it still raises stakes in a number of ways.
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