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Difference between revisions of "Style guide"

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* LIGHT, not LITE
 
* LIGHT, not LITE
* SCRABBLE, not Scrabble
 
  
 
== Linking ==
 
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: [[Image:Logo.pdf]]
 
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== Trademark ==
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* Always write SCRABBLE, never Scrabble.
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* Always use SCRABBLE as an adjective, not as a noun.

Revision as of 15:56, 20 February 2009

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Spelling

Words should be spelled as shown in the current edition of TWL. Where variant spellings are given, use the more common and note the choice you made below. When given a choice between American and British spellings, use the American.

  • LIGHT, not LITE

Linking

  • Link (only) the first occurrence of each phrase in a section to the appropriate internal wiki page.
  • Where possible, avoid direct external links in unrelated pages by providing an intermediate internal page explaining or summarizing the external page. For example, link NSA rather than NSA.
  • Contact information for committee members should be placed only in their individual pages, so that if it changes, only one page needs to be edited.

Logos

The NASPA logo is available in the following formats:

Wiki (135×112 pixel GIF)
logowiki.gif
200×100 pixel GIF as used in the NASPA home page
Logo.gif
high-resolution PDF
File:Logo.pdf

Trademark

  • Always write SCRABBLE, never Scrabble.
  • Always use SCRABBLE as an adjective, not as a noun.