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Content Formatting
Title of Works	The titles of works must be italicized if they are stand-alone works. This includes books, legal cases, movies, magazines, newspapers, albums, and plays. If the title of the work is part of another collection of works, enclose it in quotation marks. Examples of this include articles from a news source, short stories from a book, and songs in an album. Note that a song can be a stand-alone work if it's a single.
Capitalization	The JoJo Wiki has several words that should be capitalized in title case when used in articles. These include: Character Names Stand Names Group Names Chapter Names Episode Names Location Names Attack Names Generally any proper noun There are also specific words that pertain to the series that must be capitalized. These include: Ripple Stone Mask Pillar Men Stand(s) Spin Rock Humans Locacaca JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Names and titles on the wiki are primarily in title case, like "Golden Wind" or "Josuke Higashikata." Recognized stylizations, such as "The JOJOLands" and "DIO," are kept as exceptions. A non-title case format requires evidence from at least three different sources, not including logos as they are typically capitalized. However, in cases of contradiction among sources, the title case is the default (e.g. "Steel Ball Run" and "STEEL BALL RUN" are both used in various sources). This policy ensures consistency while respecting the unique stylizations of the series.
Perspective	In-Universe: The synopsis/history section of all articles should be written as if they are set in the JoJo Universe. Phrases such as "In XX episode" or "In Part XX" should generally be avoided.
Paragraph Structure	There is only one format to be used on the site, which a simple paragraph format. The formats of other styles including tiered or numbered styles are too complex and prone to disorder and are not supported here. Please refrain from adding ambiguous content to the articles. While there is possibly more reason to believe where the information is going to lead, until confirmed it is not supported. In other words while we as users may have a reason to logically believe where a story is going or what someone in the story will do, we in fact do not know until it has happened.
Punctuation	Possessive Nouns: Singular possessive nouns should always have an apostrophe and "s" at the end (Ex: Jotaro's). This includes singular nouns that already have an "s" at the end (Ex: Ermes's). Plural possessive nouns that have an "s" at the end only require an apostrophe (Ex: Wall Eyes'). If they do not end in an "s", add both an apostrophe and "s". (Ex: Pillar Men's) Oxford Comma: The Oxford comma should be added before "and" or "or" at the end of a sentence. (Ex: Jonathan, Joseph, and Jotaro)
Verb Tenses	By default, articles are written in present tense - these include characters who died before and during the continuity. History sections should also be in present tense as events are described along with the story. If an event is described to have happened in the past or is shown in a flashback before the present continuity, such as a character's background before the story begins, then the section must be written in past tense.