Style Guide

*Last Updated: 01/30/2024*

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This wiki's language is primarily English. Please **do not** make articles in other languages, but attempt to use correct grammar, punctuation, and spelling in English.

Some pages, not every user can edit- this is because it is protected. To edit these pages you will have to have Content Moderator, Administrator, or Bureaucrat rights. These pages are usually high in worth.

**Please do not edit major worth pages without staff consent or proof that [example item] is worth [so/so worth].**

Here are the steps to help you edit our pages correctly without confusion. Please note there is a difference between source editing and visual editing. The steps below are primarily in **source editing**.

1. Start a page with the date, the format for the date is:
*"Last Updated: month/day/full year"*.
**If it is a smaller edit (ex; grammatical mistake), you do not need to change the date.**
2. Type up the following and replace what's in the brackets with whatever is appropriate for the page that is being made.
The [**name of item**] was originally released during [Month] [Year] [and is obtainable by [how the item is obtained].
The following sentence may need to be added if the item was given a rare tag on a day other than its release.
This item was later given a "Rare!" tag on [month] [day], [full year].

3. The notes below may need to be added, it differs with the page. Here are some examples of notes:

* **Note: [Item name plural] are commonly referred to as [add in abbreviations here] by many Jammers as an abbreviation.**
* **Note: [specific color variant of the item in plural] are commonly referred to as [add in abbreviations here] by many Jammers as an abbreviation.**
* **Note: This item has a Salesman Variant. Watch out for the differences - the original one will always [have a "Rare!" tag/difference with Salesman variant].**
* **Note: Using a pet token, you may obtain a randomized variant of the [name of pet]. Watch out for the differences- the original will never have a pet token icon on the left.**
* **Note: Depending on color and customization, [item] may go for More or Less.**
* **Note: This item has a [link to the page|Leilani] Variant. Watch out for the differences; the original will never be [color difference] in color.**
* **Note: This item has a [link to the page|RIM] variant. Watch out for the differences - the original will never be [color difference] in color.**

The above note is also needed for RIM, Super Sweets, Alpha, Leilani, items that are not discontinued, and other variants of an item not shown on the specific page. **This is also relevant for similar items.** Alternately, *Not to be confused with [relevant items]* can be written.

4. A header is not required for articles with one table, these **WILL BE** required above every table in an article with 2 or more tables.

5. Make a table.

* The first row will be the color variants of an item in bold.
* The second row will be for images.
* The next row will be for the item worth.

The format of the item worth will be [add small/decent/big/huge for another item/another item + small/decent/big/huge adds.
Add links when another item is mentioned. Only add worths with permission from a **staff member.**
Some pages have multiple worths.
Pet pages have sapphire worths.

* Add a row for how much an item is worth compared to other items of the same group using the relevant words out of lowest, low, decent, good, high, and highest. If everything in the group is worth the same, this is not necessary. Ensure items to the right of another item are either worth the same or more.

Here is an example:

6. Add categories, these include but are not limited to:

* either the category Items or Pet.
* either the category Member or Nonmember. Both can be used in an article with both member and nonmember items.
* a Steady Value category if the worth is steady and an Unstable Value category if it isn't. Both can be used in an article with both steady value and unstable value items.
* an Unavailable or Available category. Both can be used in an article with both unavailable and available items.
* a High Demand, Decent Demand, and/or a Low Demand category. Multiple can be used if necessary.

Categories for all pages:
- Items

**Item types**

* Clothing Items
* Back Items
* Head Items
* Face Items
* Neck Items
* Paw Items
* Tail Items
* Clothing Set
* Pack Run Sets
* Sapphire Sets
* Den Items
* Eco Items
* Exclusive Plushies
* Plushies

**Pet**

* Pet Items
* Pet Token

**Value and demand**

* Low Demand
* Decent Demand
* High Demand
* High Value

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* Extreme Value
* Hard To Trade
* Hard To Find
* Hard To Obtain
* Prone To Overtrades
* Prone To Undertrades
* Steady Value
* Unstable Value
* Unwanted

**Rarity**

* Common
* Uncommon
* Extremely Uncommon

**Events**

* April Fool's
* Friendship Festival
* Jamaalidays
* Lucky Day
* Night of the Phantoms
* Phantom Dimension
* Super Sweets

**Obtainability**

* Available
* Unavailable
* Not in Stores
* Alpha Items
* Monthly Rewards
* February Rewards
* July Rewards
* August Rewards
* September Rewards
* Betas
* Den Betas
* Collections
* Collector's Items
* Contest Reward
* Currently in Stores
* Daily Spin
* Discontinued
* Exclusive Bundle Items
* Glitched Items
* Leilani
* Mystery Chest Items
* Pack Run Prizes
* Pet Expedition Reward
* Pet Treasure
* Promos
* Seasonal
* Traveling Salesman
* Treasure Hunt
* Weekly Member Gifts
* Yearly Rewards

**Usability**

* Member
* Nonmember

**Misc.**

* Disambiguations
* Other Pages
* Rare
* Sapphire Items
* Spiked Collar

**Maintenance categories**

* Article Stubs
* Candidates for deletion
* Indexed pages
* Noindexed pages
* Needs images
* Pages using invalid self-closed HTML tags
* Pages with broken file links
* Pages with template loops
* Play Wild Item Worth Wiki
* Templates
* Template documentation
* Videos

**An example page is Rare Dragon Wings.**

Now you are ready to start editing pages regularly. Have, fun Jammer!