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The Butterbean's Cafe Wikia is a fairy special encyclopedia — a reference work volume — about everything *Butterbean's Café*. Wikis allow anyone to edit, so fans can work together to create a database for lovers of *Butterbean's Café* everywhere. The mission is to provide the best *Butterbean's Café* encyclopedia online!

Our goal for Butterbean's Cafe Wikia is to document every aspect of the *Butterbean's Café* TV series, from merchandising to television. Editing Butterbean's Cafe Wikia is easy, contributions are much needed and much appreciated.

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## Policies

Butterbean's Cafe Wikia has a few simple policies. Please be sure to follow these rules so we can all enjoy the wiki!

Follow the rules
There are a number of rules Butterbean's Cafe Wikia has developed to keep the show running smoothly. All users, registered or not, are expected to know and follow them. For more information, see Fairy Special Rules.

Keep a neutral point of view.
Butterbean's Cafe Wikia is a repository for all things *Butterbean's Café*. Because its fans love it passionately, we understand that there may be some points of contention. Please only add verifiable facts to the pages on the wiki, but feel free to discuss your opinions in the comments or in blog posts.

Add verifiable content.
When adding information to the wiki, please include the source of the info. You can do this in the form of a link or a footnote. The source can be a link to another article on the Butterbean's Cafe Wikia, or a link to an outside article or website.

Do not add speculation or rumors to articles unless there is a convincing or proper source for the information, such as an interview with a designer, or a trademark registry site. As with opinions, speculation may be discussed in the comments or in blog posts.

Edit, if possible, in Source mode.
Fandom (then/previously *Wikia*) offers two editing modes: Visual and Source. Visual is the default edit mode, presented when the "Edit" button is clicked. This mode attempts a user friendly experience by dividing elements of the page and explaining what happens, but it also does limit control of the edit. In particular, a side effect from Visual is that text presentation gets enclosed in utterly useless display specifications, which makes the page unnecessarily bigger (and thus slower to load) and harder to maintain in Source mode.

Follow the style guidelines.
We want to keep Butterbean's Cafe Wikia clean, clear, and easy to use. Before creating a new page or adding content, please check the next section and check other articles to see what format to follow. Also, make sure that the subject of a new page fits the notability guidelines of the wiki. For more information, see Notability.

## Style guidelines

* **Dates are to have fully written out day numbers.** That means that, for instance, it is "April 5, 2013", but not "April 05, 2013".
* It is okay **to write in the past tense when talking about the near future**. It is a lot of work to get future tenses timely changed to past tenses and often times this results in grammatical errors in the text (like "will be" being replaced by "was be" rather than "was"). It is acceptable to anticipate this and already write the text in the past tense if there's a suspicion the future tense inaccuracy would last longer than the past tense inaccuracy.
* **Do not link to the same article more than once in a section**, unless there is a specific need for it. An exception case can be a need to link to a specific section of an article. Another that might occur is when in a story a character is first presented as an unknown entity but revealed later on. Both the first mention of the secret identity and the first mention of the revealed identity warrant a link in the summary.
* Almost every *Butterbean's Café* work in existence is titled by the following rules:
	+ Nouns, pronouns, adjectives, verbs, and the like are capitalized.
	+ Prepositions and articles are generally not capitalized.
	+ Prepositions and articles *are* capitalized when they are the first or last word of a title and when they are longer than three letters.

Keep the above in mind when creating a new article for **a work of which the capitalization is not clear**.
If a work of *Butterbean's Café* includes the prefix-title **"Butterbean's Café"**:, this is not included in the work's article's title.

* As per Wikipedia's article on italics: **"When to use italics**: The titles of works that stand by themselves, such as books (including those within a larger series), albums, plays, or periodicals." Works that appear within larger works, such as short stories, poems, or newspaper articles, are not italicized, but merely set off in quotation marks," Butterbean's Cafe Wikia presents the names of books and video games (this includes flash games and apps) as well as the term "Butterbean's Café" (when it does *not* refer to the fictional school) in italics.
	+ In addition to the above, doll lines and merchandising are also italicized. Keep in mind that doll lines referred to by a fan-made name also have the name put between apostrophes.
	+ Arguments can be made both in favor of and against italicizing the titles of TV specials. Butterbean's Cafe Wikia has opted not to italicize them.
	+ Song titles are set off in quotation marks.
* In case a title is appropriate for multiple articles, like Butterbean's Café, the title itself is to be made a disambiguation page (which uses the {{disambig}} tag) and **every other article deserving the title gets the title *with* an identifier** in the form: [title] ([identifier]). For example, Butterbean's Cafe Wikia features articles titled Butterbean's Café and Butterbean's Café (location). The decision of what the identifier should be is up to the creator of the new article, though should rely on two principles. Firstly, it should match other identifiers if applicable to create coherency and secondly, it should be as short as possible while remaining precise.
* In case of source text doc

* In case of source text documentation, the **text is to be transcribed as literally as possible**. This means that not only does the text needs to be replicated with any errors, the layout is also to be replicated as much as possible. The only exception are trademark symbols behind trademarked names, which are to be left out since they aren't technically part of the text.