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'''Talk pages''' are a key feature of Gamepedia, offering the ability to discuss articles and other issues with other Gamepedians. They are not to be used as a chat room, soapbox, battleground or for general discussion of the article topic.

如果你有与页面相关的问题、顾虑或评论，请在该页面的讨论页留言而不是页面本身。通过点击页面顶部的“讨论”选项卡来执行此操作。如果链接以红色显示，请不要担心，此页面的讨论页尚未建立，创建该讨论页是你的权利。

如果你正在回复其他人的评论，请将评论放在他们的评论下方。你应该正确缩进它（请参阅下面的部分）。如果你没有回复其他人的评论，而是创建一个新的讨论，请使用讨论页右上角“+”按钮创建一个新节，该节会自动位于页面的底部。

==Signing comments==
You should always sign your comments by typing <tt><nowiki>~~~~</nowiki></tt> for your username plus a time signature. Then, when you click "Save page", your signature will be inserted automatically. Otherwise your posting will still appear but without your name. (For your convenience, there is a button at the top of the edit box with a signature icon which inserts <nowiki>"--~~~~"</nowiki> when clicked.)

If you do not have a username account, or if you have one but have not logged in, your computer's external IP address will be used instead as your signature, when you type <tt><nowiki>~~~~</nowiki></tt> and save your edit. In such cases, whether or not you sign your comment, your IP address will be recorded (in the page history) as having made the edit. If you do not want your IP address recorded by Gamepedia in this way so that everyone can see it, then you should get a username by {{fullurl|Special:Userlogin|type{{=}}signup|text=creating a free account}}.

:'''For more information, see [[Signatures]].'''

==User talk pages==
Every editor (every person with a username) has a user talk page on which other contributors can leave messages. This includes contributors who have not created an account. If someone has left you a message, you will receive an alert on the notification icon on the Gamepedia toolbar at the top right of the screen (if you are signed in) saying "<User> left a message on your talk page.", with a link to '''[[Special:MyTalk|your user talk page]]'''.

You can reply in either of two ways. One is to put a message on the user talk page of the person you are replying to. The other is to put your reply on your own talk page beneath the original message. Both are common on Gamepedia; however, be aware that replying on your own talk page runs the risk that your reply won't be seen, if the user does not look at your talk page again. If you intend to use this approach, it is a good idea to post a notice to that effect, at the top of your talk page, so people know they have to keep an eye on the page to see your response, rather than getting your response on their page.

==Indenting==
Indenting can improve the layout of a discussion considerably, making it much easier to read. A standard practice is to indent your reply one level deeper than the person you are replying to.

There are several ways of indenting on Gamepedia:

===Plain indentations===
The simplest way of indenting is to place a colon (<tt>:</tt>) at the beginning of a line. The more colons you put, the further indented the text will be. A newline (pressing '''Enter''' or '''Return''') marks the end of the indented paragraph.

For example:
: <tt>This is aligned all the way to the left.</tt>
: <tt><nowiki>: </nowiki>This is indented slightly.</tt>
: <tt><nowiki>:: </nowiki>This is indented more.</tt>
is shown as:
: This is aligned all the way to the left.
:: This is indented slightly.
::: This is indented more.

===Bullet points===
You can also indent using ''bullets'', which are also used for lists. To insert a bullet (when your edit is saved), type an asterisk (<tt>*</tt>). Similar to indentation, more asterisks in front of a paragraph means more indentation.

A brief example:
: <tt><nowiki>* </nowiki>First list item</tt>
: <tt><nowiki>* </nowiki>Second list item</tt>
: <tt><nowiki>** </nowiki>Sub-list item under second</tt>
: <tt><nowiki>* </nowiki>Third list item</tt>

Which is shown as:
:* First list item
:* Second list item
:** Sub-list item under second
:* Third list item

===Numbered items===
You can also create numbered lists. For this, use the number sign or "octothorpe" (<tt>#</tt>). This is usually used for polls and voting, and otherwise is fairly rare. Again, you can affect the indent of the number by the number of <tt>#</tt>s you use.

Example:
: <tt><nowiki># </nowiki>First item</tt>
: <tt><nowiki># </nowiki>Second item</tt>
: <tt><nowiki>## </nowiki>Sub-item under second item</tt>
: <tt><nowiki># </nowiki>Third item</tt>

Shows up as:
:# First item
:# Second item
:## Sub-item under second item
:# Third item

==Example discussion==
''Here is an example of a well-formatted discussion:''

Hi. I have a question about this article. It doesn't say where I can find Mankrik's wife. [[User page|GamepediaUser]] 02:49, 10 Oct 2015 (UTC)
: She's south of the Crossroads. &mdash; [[User page|Barrens4Evah]] 17:28, 11 Oct 2015 (UTC)
:: Both these sites say she's at 49, 50:
::* ''Wowhead''
::* ''WoWDB''
:: &mdash; [[User page|RIP_Olgra]] 19:09, 12 Oct 2015 (UTC)
::: Mankrik's wife as removed in the Cataclysm expansion. The people below agree that it's a tragedy to have lost such an important character: [[User page|ChukNoris]] 17:28, 14 Oct 2015 (UTC)
:::# [[User page|MankriksWife]] 01:22, 15 Oct 2015 (UTC)
:::# [[User page|ILoveWoW]] 05:41, 15 Oct 2015 (UTC)
:::# [[User page|metoo]] 18:39, 27 Nov 2015 (UTC)

Note that if you want to include a list in your comments, add colons before each item, for example:

: <tt><nowiki>::: Both these sites say she's at 49, 50:</nowiki><br/></tt>
: <tt><nowiki>::: * ''Wowhead''</nowiki><br/></tt>
: <tt><nowiki>::: * ''WoWDB''</nowiki><br/></tt>
: <tt><nowiki>::: ~~~~</nowiki></tt>

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Again, signing your message (posting) is done by:
* Writing <nowiki>~~~~</nowiki> for your name and date ([[User page|GamepediaUser]] 19:09, 12 Oct 2015 (UTC))

You can add a signature only, or a date only, but this is unusual.  Here is how:
* Writing <nowiki>~~~</nowiki> for the name ([[User page|GamepediaUser]]), or 
* Writing <nowiki>~~~~~</nowiki> for the date only (19:09, 12 Oct 2015 (UTC)).

Votes are often signed with names only.

:'''For more information, see [[Talk pages]].'''

==Other project pages==
In addition to Talk pages, there are some other categories of behind-the-scenes pages that help Gamepedians communicate with each other, and serve a variety of other roles in building Gamepedia. These different areas are often referred to as '''namespaces''' &mdash; as in, "the '''Talk''' namespace".

Pages in the '''Project''' namespace provide information about the game's wiki and how to use it. Each Gamepedia wiki's Project namespace is named after the game that the wiki is dedicated to. For example, the Project namespace on the Minecraft Wiki is named "'''Minecraft Wiki'''".

Content written in a '''Template''' page will be displayed in articles that contain the corresponding template reference. For example, the content written in [[Template:Stub]] will appear in any article that contains the {{Tl|Stub}} tag. Take a look at the [[:Category:Templates|templates category]] to see what templates have already been created. You can use the corresponding tags in articles. You can also create new templates.

All of these project pages also have Talk pages of their own.

:'''For more information, see [[Namespaces]].'''


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