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The following '''layout guide''' aims to provide a set of general guidelines regarding the ''structure'' of articles on this wiki. For standards and guidelines regarding the ''style and formatting'' of articles, refer to the [[Emmy The Robot
== Introduction ==
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The code of the page should begin with the inclusion of appropriate header templates, each on a new line, in this order:
* [[:Category:Warning templates|Warning templates]]:
** <code><nowiki>{{Warning/Discretion advised}}</nowiki></code> if the page contains or links to questionable content as defined by our [[Emmy The Robot
** <code><nowiki>{{Warning/Needs rework}}</nowiki></code> if the page requires work to be brought up to the standards set by this guide and/or our [[Emmy The Robot
** <code><nowiki>{{Warning/Needs citations}}</nowiki></code> if the page lacks cited sources and may be in need of further research.
** <code><nowiki>{{Warning/Spoilers}}</nowiki></code> if the page contains spoilers.
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Article text should begin with an introductory part, also known as a lead, which should provide a short summary of the article's subject. For fictional subjects, this usually means a brief description or a quick summary of their history.
As stated in the [[Emmy The Robot
:'''Emmy''', officially designated '''787-E881''', is a [[Nandroid]] owned by the [[Hawthorn Grove families#The Delaire family|Delaire family]].
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Articles on certain types of subjects, such as characters, have established layouts, which can be found on their respective subpages:
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Typically, articles about fictional elements will have sections describing the subject and its history first, followed by sections like Behind the Scenes and Trivia providing additional real-world context.
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Then, if the page contains citations ([[Emmy The Robot
<pre>== References ==
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