UniWiki:Manual of Style/Lists: Difference between revisions

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== List layout ==

=== Lead section or paragraph ===

~~{{shortcut|WP:LEADFORALIST}}~~

The contents of an article that is a stand-alone list should be clear. If the title does not make clear what the list includes, then the list's [[Wikipedia:lead section|lead section]] should do so. Don't leave readers confused about the list's inclusion criteria or have editors guessing as to what may be added to the list.

~~However short or schematic~~ a list ~~description~~, [[~~Wikipedia~~:~~Neutral point~~ of ~~view~~]] ~~applies, including:<blockquote>It~~ should ~~not be asserted that~~ the ~~most popular view~~ or ~~some sort of intermediate view among~~ the ~~different views is the correct one~~.~~</blockquote>~~

The contents of an article that is a stand-alone list should be clear. If the title does not make clear what the list includes, then the list's [[UniWiki:Manual of Style/Lead section|lead section]] should do so. Don't leave readers confused about the list's inclusion criteria or have editors guessing as to what may be added to the list.

Lead sections and paragraphs should also not go counter to the recommendations of the [[WP:~~SRTA~~|Self-references to avoid]] guideline.

However short or schematic a list description, [[Wikipedia:Wikipedia:Neutral point of view|"neutral point of view"]] applies, including:<blockquote>It should not be asserted that the most popular view or some sort of intermediate view among the different views is the correct one.</blockquote>

Lead sections and paragraphs should also not go counter to the recommendations of the [[UniWiki:Manual of Style/Self-references to avoid|Self-references to avoid]] guideline.

==== Lead sections in stand-alone lists ====

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 == List layout ==
 === Lead section or paragraph ===
-{{shortcut|WP:LEADFORALIST}}
-The contents of an article that is a stand-alone list should be clear. If the title does not make clear what the list includes, then the list's [[Wikipedia:lead section|lead section]] should do so. Don't leave readers confused about the list's inclusion criteria or have editors guessing as to what may be added to the list.
-However short or schematic a list description, [[Wikipedia:Neutral point of view]] applies, including:<blockquote>It should not be asserted that the most popular view or some sort of intermediate view among the different views is the correct one.</blockquote>
+The contents of an article that is a stand-alone list should be clear. If the title does not make clear what the list includes, then the list's [[UniWiki:Manual of Style/Lead section|lead section]] should do so. Don't leave readers confused about the list's inclusion criteria or have editors guessing as to what may be added to the list.
-Lead sections and paragraphs should also not go counter to the recommendations of the [[WP:SRTA|Self-references to avoid]] guideline.
+However short or schematic a list description, [[Wikipedia:Wikipedia:Neutral point of view|"neutral point of view"]] applies, including:<blockquote>It should not be asserted that the most popular view or some sort of intermediate view among the different views is the correct one.</blockquote>
+Lead sections and paragraphs should also not go counter to the recommendations of the [[UniWiki:Manual of Style/Self-references to avoid|Self-references to avoid]] guideline.
 ==== Lead sections in stand-alone lists ====