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: We owe the Operation Doneve team a consensus: : We owe the Operation Doneve team a consensus:
:* Am I correct in thinking we all agree that the inclusion of apocryphal systems is acceptable, if properly marked? :* Am I correct in thinking we all agree that the inclusion of apocryphal systems is acceptable, if properly marked?
− :* If the answer to the above is "yes," then how should they be marked? Gruese reports it would be easy to label the VG systems with "(HBS)" or "(apocryphal)". The former reflects all of the apocryphal systems I'm aware of (Kaetetôã being canonical), but it's not immediately obvious to ''all users'' that they're apocryphal, while the "(apocryphal)" will probably be problematic for tight regions, in regards to labeling.--[[User:Revanche|Revanche]] <sup>([[User_talk:Revanche|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Revanche|contribs]])</sup> 07:49, 24 August 2018 (EDT) + :* If the answer to the above is "yes," then how should they be marked? Gruese reports it would be easy to label the VG systems with "(HBS)" or "(apocryphal)". The former reflects all of the apocryphal systems I'm aware of (Kaetetôã being canonical), but it's not immediately obvious to ''all users'' that they're apocryphal, while the "(apocryphal)" will probably be problematic for tight regions, in regards to labeling.
:::If the majority consensus is that they should go in, then I'll abide by the majority decision, but as I mentioned above in response to Frabby, if they go in, then they should be shown in such a way that it's immediately obvious and visible that they're different; my preference would be for the worlds and the names to be in something like a different colour, which isn't used for any faction at any point in time, and with a key somewhere nearby in every article flagging up that worlds showing up on maps in that colour are apocryphal/non-canon and are included for illustrative purposes only. :::If the majority consensus is that they should go in, then I'll abide by the majority decision, but as I mentioned above in response to Frabby, if they go in, then they should be shown in such a way that it's immediately obvious and visible that they're different; my preference would be for the worlds and the names to be in something like a different colour, which isn't used for any faction at any point in time, and with a key somewhere nearby in every article flagging up that worlds showing up on maps in that colour are apocryphal/non-canon and are included for illustrative purposes only.
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:* Am I correct in thinking we all agree that the inclusion of apocryphal systems is acceptable, if properly marked? | :* Am I correct in thinking we all agree that the inclusion of apocryphal systems is acceptable, if properly marked? | ||
− | :* If the answer to the above is "yes," then how should they be marked? Gruese reports it would be easy to label the VG systems with "(HBS)" or "(apocryphal)". The former reflects all of the apocryphal systems I'm aware of (Kaetetôã being canonical), but it's not immediately obvious to ''all users'' that they're apocryphal, while the "(apocryphal)" will probably be problematic for tight regions, in regards to labeling. | + | :* If the answer to the above is "yes," then how should they be marked? Gruese reports it would be easy to label the VG systems with "(HBS)" or "(apocryphal)". The former reflects all of the apocryphal systems I'm aware of (Kaetetôã being canonical), but it's not immediately obvious to ''all users'' that they're apocryphal, while the "(apocryphal)" will probably be problematic for tight regions, in regards to labeling. |
:::If the majority consensus is that they should go in, then I'll abide by the majority decision, but as I mentioned above in response to Frabby, if they go in, then they should be shown in such a way that it's immediately obvious and visible that they're different; my preference would be for the worlds and the names to be in something like a different colour, which isn't used for any faction at any point in time, and with a key somewhere nearby in every article flagging up that worlds showing up on maps in that colour are apocryphal/non-canon and are included for illustrative purposes only. | :::If the majority consensus is that they should go in, then I'll abide by the majority decision, but as I mentioned above in response to Frabby, if they go in, then they should be shown in such a way that it's immediately obvious and visible that they're different; my preference would be for the worlds and the names to be in something like a different colour, which isn't used for any faction at any point in time, and with a key somewhere nearby in every article flagging up that worlds showing up on maps in that colour are apocryphal/non-canon and are included for illustrative purposes only. |