Rules, Guidelines, & Standards/Song Pages

==Overview==
The Overview section should give details about a song. At minimum, something like this should be displayed on the wiki:
"Song Title" is a FNAF Song by MikeAfton Music.
It was released to YouTube on August 8, 1983.
You should also list the release dates of any official animations, lyric videos, etc. of the song here.
If a song is part of an original story, you can go into detail on that as well.
You can use a tabber to divide the original song and other versions such as official remix/covers, remasters, etc.
You must also give categories to each song. 5-6 will be the minimum on average. In order, they are:
* Creator's Songs
* Theme 1 (e.g. FNAF 1 Songs)
* Theme 2 (e.g. (Specific FNAF Songs)
* Featured Artist Songs
* Release Year
* Release Month
* Release Year (Other)
* Release Month (Other)
* Genre
* FNAF Songs
==Lyrics==
<tabber>
Vocalized=
Lyrics should be put in a poem tag and should be labeled as [Verse #], [Chorus], [Bridge], etc.
The first tab in lyrics should read "Vocalized", followed by "Written" if they exist.
If the lyrics are in a tabber, then there should be a blank space between poem and the first [Verse #] (or whatever it is).
The following are guidelines for punctuation:
* Commas, periods, and semi-colons should not be placed at the end of song lyrics on this wiki. (Dialogue is fine.)
* Exclamation points and question marks may be placed at the end of lyrics and dialogue.
* Use - at the end of a lyric/word to show interruption.
* Use - - at the end of a lyric/word to show a distort effect in the lyric.
* Use == at the end of a lyric/word to show and an echo.
* Use ~ to show a word/note is being held or ran.
* Use / to separate a lyric sung by two people where one word is different.
* Use // when two people are singing at the same time.
* Use ( ) for background vocals standing on their own, during a lyric, or after a lyric.
* " " can be used to represent dialogue.
You can also color text. (See Character Guide)
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Character Guide=
* In Fandoms, you can color text.
* They should be placed in a bulleted list - no spaces between this section and the tabber.
* Use colors that contrast with the background.
* Each character should be listed in order of their appearance.
* If there are multiple singers but one of them sings for the vast majority of the song, then they may be in white, while the other(s) are in their own colors.
* Lyrics labels such as [Verse #], [Chorus], and [Bridge] may not be colored.
* You should use bolded white to signify multiple singers. If there are two singers, then their colors may be combined while bolded or unformatted white if that has not already been taken.
</tabber>