Cataloging

Cataloging is easy! Here's a tutorial.
Any old pages with no galaxy are in the Milky Way, containing systems 0 - 5000, the rest (5001-5500) being in the Large Magellanic Cloud.
==Naming==
Naming a planet is easy, so is the star. just check the name on the starmap.
Naming a moon is less easy because the starmap doesn't show their names, but it's very simple:
=== STRATEGY 1: MAKE UP A NAME ===
Moons like Bluey, Bingo, Lila, Coco, and Astraethea have made up names. They can either have no meaning, like the bluey-named moons, or have depth to them, like Astraethea, a celestial wanderer.
=== STRATEGY 2: BE FORMAL ===
You can also be formal by adding the planet's name and the roman numeral of the moon by order of distance to the planet or discovery.
Example: Planet: Artys, Moon 1: Artys I, Moon 2: Artys II
==Formatting==
Always remember to add an infobox, and if its a star, add a section of the planets in the system, example listed below.
== Coloration ==
The color and look of planets mean things:
White/Gray planets are useless, no need to catalog them.
Planets with hurricanes have steam atmospheres.
Planets with normal clouds have terran atmospheres.
If you see a blue planet, CATALOG IT, NOW! ADD USEFUL PLANETS CATEGORY.
== Categorizing ==
Always remember to add categories, like if its a planet, if it has a bluey character's name, or if it has a name of 2 planets mishmashed into one, or even an actual planets name, etc. (not useless planets)
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