How to Format

This Page is an Example Page to show how new pages should be formatted. All words in a page's title should be capitalized. The title of the page should be the first word or nearly the first word in the article and it should be capitalized and bolded. Any alternate names or abbreviations should be mentioned as soon as possible (in the first sentence) and should also be capitalized and bolded. Do not bold anything other than this. Only use italics if you really want to emphasis something.

The main image should appear at the top of the page. Any alternate flags and other images can appear wherever. All images must be captioned. The default caption for a flag is "The [name] flag."

Add links to the first instance of a different topic mentioned in the article. Do this by highlighting the text and pressing the link button (next to the bold and italics buttons). Sometimes it will automatically link to the article. Other times you will have to retype the name and choose it from the list (especially if the name contains a space or a dash). If you can't find the page check that you've spelled it correctly. Also check alternate spellings, or alternate names of the same thing (ie: lesbian and gender expression). Do not link to pages outside of this wiki unless necessary.

Language Usage
Use formal writing. Capitalize the beginning of each sentence and proper nouns. Do not capitalize random words. Names of genders and sexualities are not proper nouns, do not capitalize them. Put a period at the end of sentences. (Do not use exclamation points.)

Don't use words like "you", when talking about a hypothetical person with the identity in question. Remember that the proper third-person singular pronoun in English is technically "one", so when one is writing in a formal style one should attempt to use it in place of "you" when talking about a hypothetically person.

Categories
All articles must have at least one relevant category. The currently used categories are:
 * Sexuality: For orientations.
 * Gender: For any form of gender identity. Subcategories can be added depending on the specifics of that gender, ex: xenogender.
 * Aspec: Any aspec (acespec, arospec, aroacespec, etc.) identities.
 * Misc: For anything that does not fall under the above. This would include things like butch.