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==Categorization== | ==Categorization== | ||
The categories to use when categorising an image are the subcategories of the {{c| | The categories to use when categorising an image are the subcategories of the {{c|Files}} category. All applicable categories should be used, meaning it is possible to categorise an image as both {{c|Screenshots|a screenshot}} and {{c|Maps|a map}} for instance. Categories should be as specific as possible, so {{c|Icons}} should be used instead of the more general {{c|Artwork}} category. | ||
In addition to categories describing the content of the image, files also need their guide file category. Image categories for games should be named "''Game Name'' files" (note the lowercase "files"), and be a subcategory of {{c|Guide files}} and nothing else. | In addition to categories describing the content of the image, files also need their guide file category. Image categories for games should be named "''Game Name'' files" (note the lowercase "files"), and be a subcategory of {{c|Guide files}} and nothing else. | ||
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To create a new image category, simply mark an image you want to upload with the correct name of the category, and then after uploading, follow the category link (found at the bottom of the page) and create the page with the content: | To create a new image category, simply mark an image you want to upload with the correct name of the category, and then after uploading, follow the category link (found at the bottom of the page) and create the page with the content: | ||
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;What game-specific image category usage should look like: | ;What game-specific image category usage should look like: | ||