The Encyclopedia Sectionae: A Guide To Sections

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Hello, wiki page editors, creators, compatriots, comrades, communists, commiserators, commanders-in-chief, commenters, and/or wireless communicators, today I, , am coming to you live from the hopelessly bare-bones office of standardization to come up with the singular comprehensive guide to the most common and complex article commonalities.
Sections.
=Article sections=
==Details==
Within a Details section is the basic information about the mob, such as its appearance. Appearance was previously covered in an "Appearance" section, but this has been abolished so as not to cause confusion with the "Appearances" section. Do not use an Appearance section.
Oftentimes custom subsections can be placed within Details headings, such as the Storage and Settings subheadings in the Stone Golem page.
==Combat==
For a mob, this section details combat with the mob, how to conduct it, what to watch out for, its attacks, etc. It is a quite straightforward section.
==Appearances==
Not to be confused with the now-defunct "Appearance", the Appearances heading lists times when the subject of the article in question appears in a story. These should be coupled with a short description of their significance as parts of the story. Due to the possibility of spoilers, a content spoiler should be placed under the Appearances heading with the relevant story if one or more of the entries contains a spoiler for the story.
==Trivia==
Additional facts about the article.
=Story sections=
Additional segments such as the one in Alone Again are permissible as long as the author is doing it for a specific purpose and knows what they are doing.
==Chapter==
Alternative names: Part, Subchapter
The most common heading on behemoth-styled story pages, individual chapter headings' primary non-informative purpose is to generate a story article which is navigable via its Contents. For this reason, it is also inadvisable to use __NOTOC__ on your story article.
Chapter headings must be numbered via digits or by English representation of the number (so "3" and "Three" are both acceptable). If the chapters have titles (which they should), these titles must also be placed in the section title. All words in the heading must be capitalized excepting cases in which the title specifically is lowercase (see CotV Chapter Three).
The name "Chapter" is to be used on behemoth pages, the term "Subchapter" is to be used on serialized chapters, and the term "Part" may be used as a replacement on either.
===Prologue/Epilogue===
Prologue and epilogue sections are essentially chapter sections, but are more often unnamed (where chapters are more often named).
==Author Note==
Alternative names: Author comment, Author comments, A/N
Author notes are a time-honored trope of fan stories. They are to be placed at the beginning and/or end of the article. Within this, write whatever you want pertaining to the story. It's your note space.
==Synopsis==
Alternative names: Story
A synopsis section is an optional heading placed before the chapters, which summarizes the plot of the story quickly.
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