NeuroWiki:Disambiguation

This page “NeuroWiki:Disambiguation” is NeuroWiki's current policy

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NeuroWiki Disambiguation Policy

This policy governs the handling of article titles with multiple meanings to ensure the accuracy and systematic nature of content retrieval.

Applicable Scenarios

• When an article title corresponds to ≥2 distinct topics.
• When there are conflicts between titles in different language versions.
• When official naming and unofficial nicknames coexist.
• When historical names and current names cause confusion.

Naming Guidelines

• Primary and Subordinate Principle：
  • The primary article retains the original title (typically the official name).
  • Subordinate articles include qualifiers (using parentheses in half-width format).
• Qualifier Format
  • Use concise and specific qualifiers (e.g., "Character," "Event," "Technology").
  • Example: "Neuro-sama (Character)" or "Neuro-sama (Event)".
• Prohibited Practices：
  • Using non-neutral descriptive terms.
  • Adding unnecessary modifiers (e.g., "Super Famous...").
  • Using special symbols like underscores.

Page Structure

• Add the {{Disambiguation}} template ({{消歧义}}) at the top of the page.
• The first paragraph explains the reason for disambiguation (not exceeding 100 words).
• The main body is organized by category in the following order:

1. Official content takes precedence.
2. Events are ordered in reverse chronological order.
3. Individuals are ordered by relevance.

• Add a "Language Links" section at the bottom for cross-language navigation.

Template System

{{Disambiguation}}

{{DisambigLink}}