Any other guidelines on what to wikify?
The following are but a few. • On the inflection line, (the line following the part-of-speech header) you should wikify all component words of idioms and phrases. • You should wikify all translated words. • You should wikify all but the “top 40” language names in translation sections. If the country name matches the language name, it probably is a “top 40” common language. • You should wikify the expansion of abbreviations. Usually the main article should go with the short form’s expansion entry, not the abbreviation itself. • All foreign language words in the etymology section should be wikified. • All Foreign languages in the etymology section should be wikified. • All inflections of a word should be wikified (plurals, comparatives, superlatives, third person, participles and past tenses.) • None of the words in example sentences or quotations should be wikified. The headword of the entry should be bolded, within example sentences and quotations.
The following are but a few. • On the inflection line, (the line following the part-of-speech header) you should wikify all component words of idioms and phrases. • You should wikify all translated words. • You should wikify all but the “top 40” language names in translation sections. If the country name matches the language name, it probably is a “top 40” common language. • You should wikify the expansion of abbreviations. Usually the main article should go with the short form’s expansion entry, not the abbreviation itself. • All foreign language words in the etymology section should be wikified. • All Foreign languages in the etymology section should be wikified. • All inflections of a word should be wikified (plurals, comparatives, superlatives, third person, participles and past tenses.) • None of the words in example sentences or quotations should be wikified. The headword of the entry should be bolded, within example sentences and quotations.
