Call of Duty HeadQuarters Wiki:Editing Regulations

Although this Wiki is a free-edit community, there is still editing regulations. For each format of a page, there is guidelines of editing needed to complete the proper setup of the page's format. Down below is a list of the regulations needed to be preformed

Editing Guidelines

 * When adding a video game name, make sure you italicize it and write it in the full and proper name.
 * Example: Instead of "World at War", it should be changed to "Call of Duty: World at War"
 * When adding a character's name the first time to a segment of a page, make sure you write the rank and the full name, and then on, just write the last name.
 * Example (proper way): " Captain Billy Gattle commanded his squad to regroup. As Gattle was retreating, he got killed. So Gattles 's squad honored him
 * Do NOT add nicknames of a person, weapon, ect.; they do not go on the mainspace unless it has been referred in-game.
 * Example (incorrect way): "The Gibson 232, commonly referred as the n00b Fucker by players in Multiplayer, [...]" 
 * When adding the articles name at the top of the page, or the general information area, always bold the name. Then on, do NOT bold the name if it is mentioned any further.
 * Example (proper way): The G18 is a machine pistol featured in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 and Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3.
 * Do not add more than one link to a page during a section of a page. From then on, keep the other names unlinked.
 * Example (proper way): Ghost is an awesome character. Ghost was a part of Task Force 141, and then Ghost died. Many players love Ghost and Ghost will be a remembered character.
 * Do not add personal information onto the mainspace or do not add opinions by you or other users or players.
 * Example (incorrect way): I, Jackson Hurley, think the MP40 is a crappy weapon.
 * Whenever adding a campaign name to an article, always add quotations (") around the name of the mission. Although, this does NOT apply to multiplayer maps.
 * Example (proper way): In the Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare mission "War Pig", the player takes on multiple objectives.