Back in 2013, it came to my attention that many articles had inconsistent subsection capitalization and order. The policy is pretty clear in regards to capitalization: only the first word and proper nouns should be capitalized. Besides, I don't know if there has already been a massive effort to get rid of those pesky uppercases, but from what I see, they're mostly gone.
As for the right order, it's a little bit trickier. Apparently you guys had discussed this and had come to an agreement for the best order of games articles:
Story
Gameplay
Characters
Controls
Items/Objects
Enemies
Bosses
Locations
Reissues
<snazzy header>
References to other games
References in later games
Miscellaneous
Development
Staff
Beta elements
Glitches
Release and reception
Reviews
Controversies
Cultural impact
Marketing and merchandise
Official Soundtrack
Quotes
Gallery
Media
Names in other languages
See also
Trivia
References
External links
As far as I know, there were no further standardization efforts, and this was never enforced.
This thread has two purposes: 1) come to an agreement as to what order is best, and 2) collaborate on reorganizing the subsections (while removing all unnecessary capitalization while we're at it).
As for the right order, it's a little bit trickier. Apparently you guys had discussed this and had come to an agreement for the best order of games articles:
Story
Gameplay
Characters
Controls
Items/Objects
Enemies
Bosses
Locations
Reissues
<snazzy header>
References to other games
References in later games
Miscellaneous
Development
Staff
Beta elements
Glitches
Release and reception
Reviews
Controversies
Cultural impact
Marketing and merchandise
Official Soundtrack
Quotes
Gallery
Media
Names in other languages
See also
Trivia
References
External links
As far as I know, there were no further standardization efforts, and this was never enforced.
This thread has two purposes: 1) come to an agreement as to what order is best, and 2) collaborate on reorganizing the subsections (while removing all unnecessary capitalization while we're at it).