User talk:The Green Scar

Hi, just to let you know, you don't need to put full stops after image captions which just say the name, like Game & Watch Toss Up or Chef, because a LOT, and I mean A LOT of articles have this type of thing, and it will be a LOT of work to go through every article and put full stops after every name. However, if the image statement is a sentence, like the one below, you need to have a full stop after it. Mario JC

File:Example.jpg

Luigi and Peach.

Did you read what I said before? The image captions that are sentences are like, for example, "Mario riding on Yoshi." require full stops, but captions that just say the article's name, for example: "Temple of Form" don't need any. If you do put a full stop after a sentence caption, put it at the very end of it, meaning you put it after the three apostrophes: '''
Example:

• red [[File:MarioYoshi.jpg|thumb|Mario riding on '''Yoshi.''']]
• green [[File:MarioYoshi.jpg|thumb|Mario riding on '''Yoshi'''.]]

Do you see the difference? Mario JC