Equestripedia:Manual of style: Difference between revisions

'Notes' sections at the end of articles serves as a collection of all-purpose information that doesn't really fit anywhere else. They contain both notes of in-universe and out of universe context, as such, they should include unique and verifiable information.

Interest is a subjective term, and so we have no no hard rules on what's considered 'interesting', however, they should not be mundane either. Below is a few examples of stuff to avoid with writing notes:

* '''Do not''' write how a character is similar to another fictional character. Fictional characters are archetypical, similarities can be found just about anywhere if you look hard enough.

** '''Exception:''' If there's something tangible that links these characters. Such as sharing an actor or creator, or being based off/adapted from another. Similarities within the franchise can also be written about as long as the similarities are notable beyond basic traits or arcs.

* '''Do not''' write about a specific pop culture reference a character said or did, that should go on the article for the piece of media that happened in.

** '''Exception:''' If the reference is of particular note, such as referencing a previous work by the actor, writer or director, or if the character references that specific thing numerous times.