Tomb Raider Fanon:Article naming conventions

This page documents an official policy on Tomb Raider Fanon and contains information about naming conventions for articles.

Names for characters
Generally, characters should have the first letters of their names and surnames capitalized.
 * Examples:
 * Lara Croft instead of Lara croft
 * Jacqueline Natla instead of Jacqueline natla

Any characters' titles should not be in the name of the article.
 * Examples:
 * Amelia Croft instead of Lady Amelia Croft
 * Richard Croft instead of Lord Richard Croft

Proper designations in titles
Name vehicles, aircraft, and weapons according to their designation and function, and common nickname if they have one, but do not include manufacturer name.
 * Examples:
 * M-16 rifle instead of TR2 rifle
 * Mach 5 pistol instead of TRL pistol

Disambiguation pages
Round brackets (parentheses) should be used to create disambiguation articles; in that manner we can recognise characters who share the same name. Example: Lara Croft (original storyline) and Lara Croft (new storyline). Remember to put a space before the first bracket.

If you find brackets appearing in the title of your article unappealing, you can use the title template, which allows you to manipulate the text that appears in the title header of the article.

Sharing article titles
Two or more editors could want to write some fanon involving a specific character (example: John Smith). Create a disambiguation page (example: "John Smith") containing the related links (examples: John Smith (TombRaider) and John Smith (LadyCroft)) if the character has different authors. If part of an organized expanded universe project, the name of the universe can be put in parentheses instead of the author's username. This may come in handy in articles where more than one user are collaborating.

Short or generic article titles
In cases where an editor wants to create an article with a short or generic name, such as "Jack", the article titled "Jack" would have to be a disambiguation page, and the user would have have to use disambiguation round brackets in the title of his or her article titled "Jack".

Expanded canon article titles
If you wish to create an article exploring an already canon element of the universe (example: Lara Croft). Create a disambiguation page (example: "Lara Croft") containing the related links (examples: Lara Croft (MarySue) and Lara Croft (JohnSmith)) if the character has different authors.