Wikivoyage/Manual of style
Template:SHB Our Manual of style contains a collection of guidlines for giving our articles a good look and feel. Good articles should follow wthis guidelines. The manual of style is broken up into several articles. You can link to anarticle, when you want to quote a special rule in discussions.
Introduction
Our manual of style hasn't got a beginning and an end. You can start reading everyvwhere. This article gives you review over all articles. The following section provides a list of some recommended starting points.
Specifications of articles
All articles on AltWT should have a consistent layout. That's why we recommend our Specifications of articles warmly to you.
Geographical hierarchy
It's good to know how we divide the world up. The article about the Geographical hierarchy provides this information. Articles that don't fit to our geographical hierarchy are described in Other ways of seeing travel.
What information gets an own article?
Not every information gets's an own article. What is an article? is a guidlene about creating new articles. Especially Wikipedians should read it.
Printable articles
Altuough AltWT is an inteernet-project, we want to have our articles printed in the future. You should think about the Neutrality of medium when you write an article.
Content
AltWT is a travel guide not an encyclopedia. We limit our content to information about travelling. According to our experience Wikipedians forget this restriction occasionally.
Images
AltWT isn't a photo gallery. We use Images in articles sparingly.
Style
Einzelheiten zum idealen Schreibstil findest du im Abschnitt Schreibstil unten.
General structure
This section describes the structure of AltWT as a whole.
Structure of the articles
Where can I place my information?
Formatting style
This section describes the layout of the articles. It descreibes the style we take raw information and put it in a format that's easily usable by travelers.
Links
Writing style
Other topics
Maps
- Specifications of colors for maps
- Specifications of symbols for maps
- Specifications of lines for maps