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Each convention has its own sub-page, containing: An introduction explaining the style objectives and the most convenient way to create a such map. A color summary table with two (up-to-date) map examples. The naming convention for upload, and other advice like the scale or the legend. An up-to-date SVG template.
This page provide partial conventions for the creation of Historical maps. Historical maps (or Complex maps) aim to display a clear overview, describing a complex situation. Accordingly, in addition of previous levels colours' conventions, there are provide a full set of conventions for labels and icones.
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Examples: "Writers", "Villages in Poland". Note that in many instances a topic category and a set category have similar names, the topic category being singular and the set category plural. For example, Opera is a topic category (containing all articles relating to the topic), while Operas is a set category (containing articles about specific ...
Contains conventions on how to name Wikipedia articles about individual people. Naming conventions (plurals) In general, Wikipedia articles have singular titles; for example, the article on everyone's favorite canine is located at dog, not dogs. Naming conventions (technical restrictions)
Sample map generated by Shereth's automated script, showing Maricopa County, Arizona. The current tentative standards are as follows. Locator maps will be scalable vector graphic (.svg) files displaying the county / parish / county-equivalent in which the area is primarily located, along with a smaller inset map outlining the county's location ...
Articles which deal with an aspect of a country or region generally take the form "Foo of Country (noun)", such as Culture of India though some articles may be named "Country (adjective) foo" such as Indian literature and Indian Armed Forces, where the article is dealing with the language or people from the country rather than the country itself.
It is Wikipedia convention to emphasize alternative names at first use, normally in the first line. It is customary to repeat and bold the article title (unless it is a descriptive title, rarely the case with geographical articles), and its frequently used English-language synonyms, and to italicize foreign or historical names represented in ...