Suggestions

This is the place to post suggestions, or requests for anything to do with this wiki and the game we run upon it.
==Suggestions for Users==
===Wiki Skin===
The wiki skin can be changed by going into your preferences, accessible through the link at the top right of the page. Alternatively, you can tweak the skin, by modifying your own user monobook.css file in your user space. If you would like to do this, let me know, and I'll help you.
===Javascript Recent Changes===
In preferences, going into the recent changes section and ticking Enhanced recent changes will turn the 'Recent changes' page into a much groovier version which is far nicer for catching up on recent activity.
Merely listing the last 100 edits may not be enough to catch everything that goes on here, so I recommend setting it higher so you don't miss anything.
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==Suggestions==
Post your suggestions here!
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===Possessive Apostrophe S===
The possessive form of names, regardless of whether or not they end in 'S' requires the use of apostrophe 'S', with the exceptions listed below.
: From "A Manual of Style" (12th ed., University of Chicago Press, 1969):
: The possessive case of singular nouns is formed by the addition of an apostrophe and an "s," and the possessive of plural nouns (except for a few irregular plurals) by the addition of an apostrophe only. This general rule is well understood and for common nouns needs no examples to illustrate its application. There is only one notable exception to the rule for common nouns, a case wherein tradition and euphony dictate the use of the apostrophe only:
: for appearance' (conscience', righteousness', etc.) sake
: PROPER NOUNS. The general rule covers proper nouns as well as common, including most names of any length ending in sibilants:
: Burns's poems, Marx's theories, Czar Nicholas's assassination, . . . , Dickens's novels, PLURAL: the Rosses' and the Williamses' lands
: Exceptions are the names "Jesus" and "Moses" and Greek (or hellenized) names of more than one syllable ending in "es":
: Jesus' nativity, Moses' leadership, Euripides' plays, Demosthenes' orations, Rameses' tomb, Xerxes' army.
:::Looks right to me - and Perikles certainly falls into the category of Greek name. (Posted so that the Perikles position remains visible even when the original 'Summary' comment has long since gone). --OldNick 14:51, 28 March 2007 (UTC)
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