User talk:Tylerz642005

Super Nintendo World area music

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Your article was lacking information and clearly incomplete. It doesn't have to be complete now, but make sure you have a good amount of information (and that it displays it properly; you left one of the table rows incorrectly displayed) before creating the article (i.e. much more than just one song). If you ever need help for anything with your article, check Help:Contents or ask around. I'd suggest making a sandbox or draft page (User:Tylerz642005/sandbox) to work on the article and experiment with the wiki markup before copying it over to an actual public article once it's ready. Also, any words in the article title or section headers that aren't proper nouns or the first word of the title should not be capitalised, so "area music" and "park locations" should be lowercase.

Finally, you've been making a lot of talk posts but haven't signed them. Please remember to sign your posts on talk pages by typing four tildes (~~~~) at the end so people know who wrote them. Mario JC 23:50, May 17, 2023 (EDT)

Italics

Hello, Tylerz642005! Thanks for your contributions. When writing titles for media like games, films, TV shows, and publications, please remember to italicize them. This is done by placing two straight apostrophes (not quotation marks or curly apostrophes) on both sides of the title, or clicking on the I icon above the text box and typing out the title. For example, typing out ''[[Super Mario Bros.]]'' generates Super Mario Bros. If you are using a device that uses curly ("smart") punctuation, you may need to disable this function in your device's settings to be able to type out the correct apostrophes.

Mario JC 07:23, October 18, 2024 (EDT)