Fantasy Bishoujo Juniku Ojisan to:Manual of Style

This is the Manual of Style for the Fantasy Bishoujo Juniku Ojisan To Wiki that explains the aspects that must be taken into account at the time of writing articles. Following these guidelines will result in articles of high quality, pleasant to read, correct, and organized.

Perspective
Articles describing fictional events, characters, and other stuff taking place into the universe of Fantasy Bishoujo Juniku Ojisan To should be written using an in-universe wording; i.e., as taking place in real life. This means that phrases like "in Episode 7" or "in the Female Titan arc" should be left out of sentences. Occasionally, it may be necessary to mention the media though. This will be allowed, but only on a case-by-case basis. Articles about stuff outside that fictional universe are excluded from this rule, as well as the sections Introduction, Trivia, and the use of the template when needed.

Formality
Since this is an encyclopedia, we use a formal writing style. This means, for example, that we avoid the use of any contractions, such as "he's", "didn't" "could've", etc. Use the full forms "he is", "did not", "could have" instead. "It's" is a contraction, and should not be used. "It's" is short for "it is" and is not the possessive of "it"; the possessive form of "it" is "its" with no apostrophe.

Neutrality
Use a neutral point of view when writing. Any opinion or bias should be expressed on the forum, or on the respective Talk Page, not in the article itself.

Wikitext
Use only simple wikitext in articles, avoid complex and unnecessary stuff like Hinata was... That is only allowed for templates (other tags like are allowed to avoid squeezing in articles and only if they are strictly necessary). Headers should be in the form == Header ==, not the form ==Header==. Also, lists and indentations should be in the form:
 * Item
 * 1) Item
 * item

And not in the form:
 * Item
 * 1) Item
 * item

For links that are possessive, put the "'s" outside the link. For example, use Hinata Tachibana's instead of Hinata Tachibana's. When indicating possession of a word that ends in "s," follow the Chicago Manual of Style and put an apostrophe at the end followed by a second "s" for singular words, and only the apostrophe for plural words.

Canon
The canon material is the content accepted as part of the same continuity of the original series, the manga. Basically, only content made by series creators is accepted as canon, while derivative material from other authors is intended to take place in alternate continuities and therefore is considered non-canon; unless it is specifically adopted by the authors into the main continuity.

Canon

 * Original Fabiniku manga.
 * Statements by the authors in other media

Non-canon

 * The rest of the media (including anime, spin-offs, parodies, etc.)

Treatment of the types of material
Since canon and non-canon works are understood as taking place in different continuities, they are treated separately, and are not included in articles outside their own universe.