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The "noun" field should be filled out with whatever word is used to interact with the item, not a general adjective that describes the item. For example, the noun for an {{ilink|i|amethyst geode pendant suspended from a seven-strand chain}} is "pendant," not "necklace," because you would type "pendant" to buy it, wear it, etc. --[[User:Isharon|Isharon]] 06:49, 7 November 2011 (UTC) |
The "noun" field should be filled out with whatever word is used to interact with the item, not a general adjective that describes the item. For example, the noun for an {{ilink|i|amethyst geode pendant suspended from a seven-strand chain}} is "pendant," not "necklace," because you would type "pendant" to buy it, wear it, etc. --[[User:Isharon|Isharon]] 06:49, 7 November 2011 (UTC) |
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Okay, I haven't a clue how to 'reply'. Anyways thanks, I've assumed that, but was having issues getting my edits to show up under the right shop (ie., 'Turalio's Haven (3)' was showing up as a dead link) so ended up doing a a copy/paste from other items. Must have missed changing the noun. |
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Latest revision as of 03:37, 7 November 2011
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Thanks for adding festival items! In the cost field, don't forget to add the currency (Kronars, Lirums, Dokoras, or Tickets). If the price is 1,000 or more, please add commas to the numbers. --Isharon 17:45, 5 November 2011 (UTC)
The "noun" field should be filled out with whatever word is used to interact with the item, not a general adjective that describes the item. For example, the noun for an amethyst geode pendant suspended from a seven-strand chain is "pendant," not "necklace," because you would type "pendant" to buy it, wear it, etc. --Isharon 06:49, 7 November 2011 (UTC)
Okay, I haven't a clue how to 'reply'. Anyways thanks, I've assumed that, but was having issues getting my edits to show up under the right shop (ie., 'Turalio's Haven (3)' was showing up as a dead link) so ended up doing a a copy/paste from other items. Must have missed changing the noun.