Thread:Sophieej025/@comment-36836718-20201010160254/@comment-36836718-20201012151022

Do you know how to look at the code of pages? Because that would help you find out how to format your edits the same way as the rest of the respective pages.

For example, we have a cross symbol † for deceased characters that looks better than writing deceased in brackets.

In the infobox, we use < br/ > code to create a new line because free lines look messy in the mobile version.

And there is the code (which needs a closing code < /small> at the end) in infoboxes for information in brackets. The code makes part of the text smaller than the rest which overall looks neater.

Content wise, try to avoid adding speculation. If something is unknown, don't add your thoughts what may have happened. A wiki page is for information for which you have proof. If you want to add your own theory of what happened, you can always use the comment sections or theory pages when a wiki has theory pages.