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None of these options are ideal. I usually create pages for levels I can play, so I'm going to make an exception here due to how these levels are accessed. Problem: Not all of the levels are covered. Looking for input, discuss. {{User:Alex95/sig}} 14:09, 18 October 2018 (EDT)
None of these options are ideal. I usually create pages for levels I can play, so I'm going to make an exception here due to how these levels are accessed. Problem: Not all of the levels are covered. Looking for input, discuss. {{User:Alex95/sig}} 14:09, 18 October 2018 (EDT)


:I've fleshed out the e-Card section today. I suggest using the English names from the North American preloaded levels. However, the article should describe both the North American and Japanese versions of that level with the latter having primacy because ''some'' of those levels were officially released and because the American ones are basically beta versions. The Japanese name should appear in the "Name in other languages" table. The only levels that don't have an English name from Nintendo are 11, 12, and 13 from the Japanese order. 11 doesn't need a translation as it's English words transliterated into ''katakana''. 12 and 13 should be transliterated as was the policy for SMA4:SMB3 e-Card levels before they received official English names in 2016. The only American levels that never made it to Japan are [[Key to the Key]] and [[DUMMY2]], the test level. The maximum number of articles to create is sixteen if DUMMY2 is included. There's no reason not to cover them if all we're lacking are good screenshots.--[[User:Platform|Platform]] ([[User talk:Platform|talk]]) 16:22, January 16, 2021 (EST)
:I've fleshed out the e-Card section today. I suggest using the English names from the North American preloaded levels. However, the article should describe both the North American and Japanese versions of that level with the latter having primacy because ''some'' of those levels were officially released and because the American ones are basically beta versions. The Japanese name should appear in the "Name in other languages" table. The only levels that don't have an English name from Nintendo are 11, 12, and 13 from the Japanese order. 11 doesn't need a translation as it's ''romaji'' of English. My translation of 12 and 13 can be changed or debated here. The only American levels that never made it to Japan are [[Key to the Key]] and [[DUMMY2]], the test level. The maximum number of articles to create is sixteen if DUMMY2 is included. There's no reason not to cover them if all we're lacking are good screenshots.--[[User:Platform|Platform]] ([[User talk:Platform|talk]]) 16:22, January 16, 2021 (EST)
::If anyone is interested in making articles for the Card-e+ levels, here's a [https://www.youtube.com/@CharacterLimits/search?query=e%20world link of gameplay to all of them] (both Japanese and US levels).--[[User:Platform|Platform]] ([[User talk:Platform|talk]]) 04:25, September 26, 2024 (EDT)

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