The following are the regulations of Clone Trooper Wiki. Each regulation should be followed by all users. This is Regulation 3 - Templates, and describes the rules behind placing templates and their functions:
When placing this template, be sure there is a section labeled "Other" in the page, as it will automatically link to it.
When adding, it should look like this:
{{Assumption}}
It will come out as:
"Are you sure? We don't want to make things worse..."
―Regulations for Clone Trooper Wiki, Page 3
This page currently contains information that has never been confirmed. However, it is self-evident that it is true. See the "Other" section for more info on the speculation.
Sub-Section 3A.2, Delete
The regulations for the {{Delete}} template are as follows:
It should be used when an article should be deleted. It will remain up for the duration of two weeks, and if no evidence otherwise is given, it will be deleted.
If any editor believes this template should not be present, then they can leave a message on the talk page. If no one replies to the message within the two week duration, the template is invalid.
If the argument gets out of hand, or no decision is made within two weeks, then it is the CO's discretion whether or not the article should remain.
When adding the template, it should look like this:
{{Delete|--reason--}}
Adding in the --reason-- in the template above is highly recommended, but is not required. If no reason is given, then any editor may challenge it. The editor who added the {{Delete}} template must give a reason within a week, or the template is invalid.
If no reason is given, and it is not challenged within the time period, the template is valid.
Once the two week time period expires and the page is to be deleted, if a CO does not delete it within two days, then a user must contact a CO on their message wall, asking them to delete the page.
It will come out as:
"Die, clankers!"
―Regulations for Clone Trooper Wiki, Page 3
This article has been nominated for deletion because: --reason--.
If you disagree, please add information regarding its reality. Also, check the talk page for discussions.
Sub-Section 3A.3, Featured Article
The regulations for the {{Featured article}} template are as follows:
It should be added if the page is anywhere in the {{FeaturedChoose}} or any of the templates it links to.
Featured articles may be changed at any time by the discretion of a CO.
When added, it should look like this:
{{Featured article}}
It will come out as:
Sub-Section 3A.4, Non-Canon
The regulations for the {{Non-canon}} template are as follows:
It should be added to any page that does not fit in the G-canon, T-canon, C-canon, or S-canon categories. It fits in the N-canon and D-canon categories.
The types of canon are as follows:
G-canon - this includes anything produced directly by George Lucas (films, notes by Lucas, published or not, statements made by him, etc.)
T-canon - this includes any television series (Star Wars: The Clone Wars, Star Wars: Clone Wars, etc.)
C-canon - all recent works under the name of Star Wars (books, comics, games, cartoons, etc.)
S-canon - secondary material, things that "just don't fit", mostly older books
N-canon - non-canon, anything that is "what-if", and obviously does not fit within the Star Wars continuity (Decide Your Destiny, LEGO comics, etc.)
This article/section did not appear in the Star Wars movies, television series or the EU (Expanded Universe), therefore making it not part of the "real" Star Wars universe.
Sub-Section 3A.5, Spoiler
The regulations for the {{Spoiler}} template are as follows:
It should be used on all pages that contains recently-released information, pictures, media, or other.
It will stay on that page for the duration of two weeks after it is released everywhere. If it is released in one country, then two weeks later in another, it will stay up for all four weeks.
No mention of the spoiled material needs to be made.
When added, it should look like this:
{{Spoiler}}
It will look like this:
"Oh, skrag!"
―Regulations for Clone Trooper Wiki, Page 3
This article contains spoilers for a new product.
If you don't want to spoil your fun, then please don't read this page; it may reveal more than you want to know...
Sub-Section 3A.6, Title
The regulations for using the {{Title}} template are as follows:
It should be used on all pages that require italicized names.
Note - HTML does not work on this template
When added, it should look like this:
{{Title|--page name, including italicized words where needed--}}
An example is:
{{Title|Chronological order of ''Star Wars: The Clone Wars'' episodes}}
It will come out looking like this: "Chronological order of Star Wars: The Clone Wars episodes" instead of "Chronological order of Star Wars: The Clone Wars episodes".
Sub-Section 3A.7, NoEdit
The regulations for using the {{NoEdit}} template are as follows:
It should be used on all pages where a specific user is majorly editing that page, and wants no other users to edit in order to avoid conflict edits, and it may not fit the ideal page with the user who is editing it.
This includes categories.
This template may stay on that page up to 3 weeks of inactivity. So if a user is consistently editing a page for over 3 weeks, then it can stay up.
Once the time has expired, a user may remove the template and anyone can edit.
If another user has an issue with the information added, and the template is still up, they can either wait until the editor is done, or they can message them on their Message Wall and discuss the issue.
Any user does not have authority to remove information while the template is up, and will be dealt with severely, and at a CO's discretion. No one has permission, even if the information is incorrect or formatted incorrectly.
A small exception is simply fixing a small grammar mistake, though this is still not recommended.
When added, it should look like this:
{{NoEdit|--reason--|--name--}}
You may add in your rank with your name in the third section (like Corporal Andy, as opposed to Andy).
It will look like this:
"Hold your fire! Hold your fire!"
―--name--
This page/section is currently undergoing --reason-- by --name--. As a courtesy and to avoid edit conflicts, please do not make edits while this message is displayed. Any edits desired to be made by other users should be placed on the page's talk page.
Sub-Section 3A.8, Cleanup
The regulations for using the {{Cleanup}} template are as follows:
It should be used on all pages that are currently not in format of out wiki. Once the page is fixed and cleaned up, this template can be removed.
When added, it should look like this:
{{Cleanup}}
You may add in your rank with your name in the third section (like Corporal Andy, as opposed to Andy).
It will come out as:
"Ya still hungry?"
―Kix
This page requires a cleanup to perform a higher standard of quality. This may include fixing photos, sections, templates, and overall content. When the page matches the guidelines set in the regulations and format, this template may be removed.
Leader(s) - it should be anyone that leads the unit
It should be referenced by an acceptable source (Sourcing Section)
Anthem - it should be the anthem of the unit
This section will be unnecessary for most articles
It should be referenced by an acceptable source (Sourcing Section)
Motto - it should be the motto of the unit
This section will be unnecessary for most articles
It should be referenced by an acceptable source (Sourcing Section)
Notable member(s) - it should be anyone who does not lead the unit, but is seen often and is well known. No unidentified troopers should appear in this section, unless the entire unit is comprised of unidentified soldiers.
It should be referenced by an acceptable source (Sourcing Section)
Locations - it should be anywhere the unit served or operate
It should be referenced by an acceptable source (Sourcing Section)
Main soldiers - it should be what the typical soldier of that unit is. Most of the time, it will be plain clone troopers.
It should be referenced by an acceptable source (Sourcing Section)
Unit(s) within - it should consist of only the next two tiers of units within, e.g. Grand Army of the Republic would only show a Systems Army, then the next largest unit within it.
It should be referenced by an acceptable source (Sourcing Section)
Equipment - it should be any vehicles, weaponry, or other special equipment used by troopers in the unit.
It should be referenced by an acceptable source (Sourcing Section)
Date - it should be the most exact date that you can find. If it takes place in 20.1 BBY, do not put 20 BBY.
It should be referenced by an acceptable source (Sourcing Section)
Location - it should place the most exact position. If it takes place all over a planet, put the planet. If it takes place only in one area, put the area and planet.
It should be referenced by an acceptable source (Sourcing Section)
Victor - it should be the side that won the battle. If there was no victor, say None.
It should be referenced by an acceptable source (Sourcing Section)
Previous - it should be the last battle(s).
It should be referenced by an acceptable source (Sourcing Section)
Simultaneous - any important events that took place at the same time as the battle.
It should be referenced by an acceptable source (Sourcing Section)
Next - it should be events right after this battle.
It should be referenced by an acceptable source (Sourcing Section)
New Jedi Order Era (after New Republic Era - 37 ABY)
Legacy Era (38 ABY - 138 ABY)
Era(s) should be referenced by an acceptable source (Sourcing Section)
Sides - one side will be {{{side1}}}, {{{commanders1}}}, {{{strength1}}}, and {{{losses1}}}. The other side will be {{{side2}}}, {{{commanders2}}}, {{{strength2}}}, and {{{losses2}}}. They should all be in bullet points using the corresponding {{Ul}} templates.
Constructed - it should state the date that the building was constructed. Be as specific as you can. If you know what era it was in, and you have no other more specific information, then you can put the era.
It should be referenced by an acceptable source (Sourcing Section)
Destroyed - it should state the date that the building was destroyed. Be as specific as you can. If you know what era it was in, and you have no other more specific information, then you can put the era. Do not put in any information if you do not know it was specifically destroyed. An example of unreliable information is that you know an organization was taken down on a planet, do not say its facilities were destroyed, because they might have been reused.
It should be referenced by an acceptable source (Sourcing Section)
Location - it should say where it is located. No place larger than the system can be placed in this field. If an address or any location smaller than the planet is known, you must state the planet, along with the more specific information.
It should be referenced by an acceptable source (Sourcing Section)
Height - it should state the height (how tall) of the building.
It should be referenced by an acceptable source (Sourcing Section)
Width - it should state the width (from the front to the back) of the building.
It should be referenced by an acceptable source (Sourcing Section)
Length - it should state the length (across the front) of the building.
It should be referenced by an acceptable source (Sourcing Section)
Area(s) - it should list all the known specific areas of the building.
Some examples include prison, kitchen, barracks, etc.
It does not have to be sourced if it appears in only one instance. However, if it appears two or more times, then you must specifically state where each area has appeared.
Manufacturer - it should be the company that produces that type of vehicle
It should be referenced by an acceptable source (Sourcing Section)
Length - length of the vehicle
It should be referenced by an acceptable source (Sourcing Section)
Width - width of the vehicle
It should be referenced by an acceptable source (Sourcing Section)
Height - height of the vehicle
It should be referenced by an acceptable source (Sourcing Section)
Class - it should be the type of vehicle it is. It is most commonly tied with the purpose of the vehicle (carrier, multi-purpose transport, etc.)
It does not have to be referenced
Armaments - it should contain a full list of all weaponry contained on the ship
It does not have to be referenced
Complement - any other vehicle or machine that comes along with the vehicle
It should be referenced by an acceptable source (Sourcing Section)
Maximum passengers - it should be the largest number of passengers on the ship, so that does not include the crew
It should be referenced by an acceptable source (Sourcing Section)
Crew - it should contain all the people who work on the ship
It does not have to be referenced
Role - purpose of the transport (very similar to class, but not the same). It should be more specific (e.g. multi-purpose transport for class, and specific purposes could be listed here)
New Jedi Order Era (after New Republic Era - 37 ABY)
Legacy Era (38 ABY - 138 ABY)
Era(s) should be referenced by an acceptable source (Sourcing Section)
Sub-Section 3B.15, Vehicle Infobox2
The regulations for vehicle infobox2 are as follows:
Manufacturer - it should be the company that produced that vehicle
It should be referenced by an acceptable source (Sourcing Section)
Class - it should be the type of vehicle it is. It is most often tied in with the purpose (transport, carrier, etc.)
It does not have to be referenced.
Crewmembers - it should be a list of specific crewmembers that operated on the vehicle
If the vehicle appears in more than once, then it must be referenced by an acceptable source (Sourcing Section). If not, it does not have to be.
Leaders - it should be who runs the ship. The people in this category are not included in the Crewmembers section, and vice versa.
If the vehicle appears in more than once, then it must be referenced by an acceptable source (Sourcing Section). If not, it does not have to be.
Armaments - it should be the weapons on this ship. Do not use the generic ship as the source; meaning, you cannot automatically include any armaments in the infobox if not specifically stated, mentioned, or seen.
It does not have to be referenced
Complement - any other vehicle or machine that comes with it. Do not use the generic ship as the source; meaning, you cannot automatically include anythings in the infobox if not specifically stated, mentioned, or seen.
If the vehicle appears in more than once, then it must be referenced by an acceptable source (Sourcing Section). If not, it does not have to be.
It should be referenced by an acceptable source (Sourcing Section)
Location - it should be the place(s) where the event was.
It does not have to be referenced.
Outcome - it should be what happened, what changed, because of the event.
It does not have to be referenced.
Previous - it should be the event(s) that took place directly prior. If several events on the timeline happened simultaneously, then all must be included.
It should be referenced by an acceptable source (Sourcing Section)
Simultaneous - it should be what happens at the same time as the event.
It should be referenced by an acceptable source (Sourcing Section)
Next - it should be the event(s) that took place directly afterward. If several events on the timeline happened simultaneously, then all must be included.
It should be referenced by an acceptable source (Sourcing Section)
If there is more than one article with a same/similar name, then you must create a page titled "--Page name-- (all pages)". That page will be a list of pages with a same/similar name; all the pages do not have to currently exist, so they can be red links. An {{AllPages}} template must be placed under the list. An example can be seen here.
If there is more than one article with a same/similar name, then you put:
The regulations for the {{Class1}} template are as follows:
It should be used when an article is a Class 1 article (see Class 1 articles)
When added, it should look like this:
{{Class1}}
It will look like this:
Sub-Section 3C.4, Class2
The regulations for the {{Class2}} template are as follows:
It should be used when an article is a Class 2 article (see Class 2 articles)
When added, it should look like this:
{{Class2}}
It will look like this:
Sub-Section 3C.5, Class3
The regulations for the {{Class3}} template are as follows:
It should be used when an article is a Class 3 article (see Class 3 articles)
When added, it should look like this:
{{Class3}}
It will look like this:
Sub-Section 3C.6, Class4
The regulations for the {{Class4}} template are as follows:
It should be used when an article is a Class 4 article (see Class 4 articles)
When added, it should look like this:
{{Class4}}
It will look like this:
Sub-Section 3C.7, Quote
The regulations for the {{Quote}} template are as follows:
It should be used when adding in a quote at the top of the page.
When added, it should look like this:
{{Quote|--quote--|--description, along with who said--|--source--}}
The --source-- is optional for two reasons: 1) You may not know the source and 2) It provides an automatic link to the source, and if that page is not on the wiki, it will create a red link. If the page is not on the wiki, then you may leave it blank.
If the source is a link, then you write:
{{Quote|--quote--|--description, along with who said--|url=--link--}}
The regulations for the {{Photo link}} template are as follows:
It should be used when linking a page to the corresponding category of photos of the page.
It should be put under the External Links section of an article
If there is no section for External Links in the article, the template should be put under the Sources section.
When added, it should look like this:
{{Photo link|--name of category--}}
It will look like this:
Clone Trooper Wiki has more photos of Regulations for Clone Trooper Wiki, Page 3.
Sub-Section 3E.25, Rebels
The regulations for the {{Rebels}} template are as follows:
It should be used when adding an episode of the Star Wars: rebels TV series to the Appearances or Sources sections.
When added, it should look like this:
{{Rebels|--episode--}}
It will look like:
Star Wars: Rebels – "Fire Across the Galaxy"
Section 3F, Timeline Templates
The regulations for templates that are used in the Timeline section are as follows:
Every event that page participated should be listed here with the corresponding year or year range.
A specific date comes before an about date (e.g. 20 BBY comes before c. 20 BBY)
If there are more than five years, or if a smaller timeline template gets too crowded, more can be created under.
The year and list sections correspond (First year - List 1st, Second year - list 2nd, etc.)
Sub-Section 3F.1, Timeline1
The regulations for the {{Timeline 1}} template are as follows:
First year - the year of an event
It should be referenced by an acceptable source (Sourcing Section)
List 1st - the list of event(s) that took place in that year.
It should be referenced by an acceptable source (Sourcing Section)
Sub-Section 3F.2, Timeline2
The regulations for the {{Timeline 2}} template are as follows:
First year - the year of an event
It should be referenced by an acceptable source (Sourcing Section)
Second year - the year of an event
It should be referenced by an acceptable source (Sourcing Section)
List 1st - the list of event(s) that took place in that year.
It should be referenced by an acceptable source (Sourcing Section)
List 2nd - the list of event(s) that took place in that year.
It should be referenced by an acceptable source (Sourcing Section)
Sub-Section 3F.3, Timeline3
The regulations for the {{Timeline 3}} template are as follows:
First year - the year of an event
It should be referenced by an acceptable source (Sourcing Section)
Second year - the year of an event
It should be referenced by an acceptable source (Sourcing Section)
Third year - the year of an event
It should be referenced by an acceptable source (Sourcing Section)
List 1st - the list of event(s) that took place in that year.
It should be referenced by an acceptable source (Sourcing Section)
List 2nd - the list of event(s) that took place in that year.
It should be referenced by an acceptable source (Sourcing Section)
List 3rd - the list of event(s) that took place in that year.
It should be referenced by an acceptable source (Sourcing Section)
Sub-Section 3F.4, Timeline4
The regulations for the {{Timeline 4}} template are as follows:
First year - the year of an event
It should be referenced by an acceptable source (Sourcing Section)
Second year - the year of an event
It should be referenced by an acceptable source (Sourcing Section)
Third year - the year of an event
It should be referenced by an acceptable source (Sourcing Section)
Fourth year - the year of an event
It should be referenced by an acceptable source (Sourcing Section)
List 1st - the list of event(s) that took place in that year.
It should be referenced by an acceptable source (Sourcing Section)
List 2nd - the list of event(s) that took place in that year.
It should be referenced by an acceptable source (Sourcing Section)
List 3rd - the list of event(s) that took place in that year.
It should be referenced by an acceptable source (Sourcing Section)
List 4th - the list of event(s) that took place in that year.
It should be referenced by an acceptable source (Sourcing Section)
Sub-Section 3F.5, Timeline5
The regulations for the {{Timeline 5}} template are as follows:
First year - the year of an event
It should be referenced by an acceptable source (Sourcing Section)
Second year - the year of an event
It should be referenced by an acceptable source (Sourcing Section)
Third year - the year of an event
It should be referenced by an acceptable source (Sourcing Section)
Fourth year - the year of an event
It should be referenced by an acceptable source (Sourcing Section)
Fifth year - the year of an event
It should be referenced by an acceptable source (Sourcing Section)
List 1st - the list of event(s) that took place in that year.
It should be referenced by an acceptable source (Sourcing Section)
List 2nd - the list of event(s) that took place in that year.
It should be referenced by an acceptable source (Sourcing Section)
List 3rd - the list of event(s) that took place in that year.
It should be referenced by an acceptable source (Sourcing Section)
List 4th - the list of event(s) that took place in that year.
It should be referenced by an acceptable source (Sourcing Section)
List 5th - the list of event(s) that took place in that year.
It should be referenced by an acceptable source (Sourcing Section)
Section 3G, 617th Templates
The rules and regulations for utilizing the templates for Clone Trooper Wiki's 617th Attack Battalion are as follows:
Only Commanding Officers have permission to place, remove, or change these templates (see Commanding Officers). All other troopers must have permission from a Commanding Officer to place, remove, or change these templates.
Sub-Section 3G.01, GR
The regulations for the {{GR}} template are as follows:
It should be used at the bottom of any official 617th Attack Battalion page. It also be placed at the bottom of any official 617th Attack Battalion message, such as promotions or awards.
It should be placed under the {{617Ranks}} template (see below).
When added, it should look like this:
{{GR}}
It should come out as:
Sub-Section 3G.02, 617Ranks
The regulations for the {{617Ranks}} template are as follows:
It should be used at the bottom of any official 617th Attack Battalion page.
It should be placed above the {{GR}} template (see above).
The regulations for the {{Arrow}} template are as follows:
It should be used to show promotions or demotions on the 617th Attack Battalion home page. It should also be used when linking any userpage to its corresponding awards page.
When added, it should look like this:
{{Arrow}}
It should come out as:
→
Sub-Section 3G.04, Promotion
The regulations for the {{Promotion}} template are as follows:
It should be placed on a soldier's Message Wall to inform them of their promotion.
When added, it should look like this:
{{Promotion|--username--|--username and rank--|--new rank--}}
When adding in the username, do not include the User: prefix.
When adding in the username and rank, put the old rank. The new rank goes afterward.
It should come out as:
Congratulations, soldier!
CongratulationsCongratulations, Private Blyndblitz. You got promoted to the rank of Clone Trooper Corporal. We thank you for your participation in this wiki and hope you enjoy your time as an officer!
Sub-Section 3G.05, CSM
The regulations for the {{CSM}} template are as follows:
It should be placed on the soldier's Message Wall to inform them of their newly-achieved award. It can then be placed on their awards page.
When added, it should look like this:
{{CSM|--username--|--username and rank--}}
When adding in the username, do not include the User: prefix.
It should come out as:
Congratulations, soldier!
File:Chancellor.jpgCongratulations, Sergeant Blyndblitz! For making an extraordinary 3,000 edits, you have received the Chancellor's Service Medal. We thank you for your participation in this wiki!
Sub-Section 3G.06, GSC
The regulations for the {{GSC}} template are as follows:
It should be placed on the soldier's Message Wall to inform them of their newly-achieved award. It can then be placed on their awards page.
When added, it should look like this:
{{GSC|--username--|--username and rank--}}
When adding in the username, do not include the User: prefix.
It should come out as:
Congratulations, soldier!
File:Gold.jpgCongratulations, Sergeant Blyndblitz! For making an extraordinary 1,500 edits, you have received the Gold Star for Contributions Medal. We thank you for your participation in this wiki!
Sub-Section 3G.07, SSC
The regulations for the {{SSC}} template are as follows:
It should be placed on the soldier's Message Wall to inform them of their newly-achieved award. It can then be placed on their awards page.
When added, it should look like this:
{{SSC|--username--|--username and rank--}}
When adding in the username, do not include the User: prefix.
It should come out as:
Congratulations, soldier!
File:SilverStar.jpgCongratulations, Sergeant Blyndblitz! For making an extraordinary 1,000 edits, you have received the Silver Star for Contributions Medal. We thank you for your participation in this wiki!
Sub-Section 3G.08, BSC
The regulations for the {{BSC}} template are as follows:
It should be placed on the soldier's Message Wall to inform them of their newly-achieved award. It can then be placed on their awards page.
When added, it should look like this:
{{BSC|--username--|--username and rank--}}
When adding in the username, do not include the User: prefix.
It should come out as:
Template:BSC
Sub-Section 3G.09, EBH
The regulations for the {{EBH}} template are as follows:
It should be placed on the soldier's Message Wall to inform them of their newly-achieved award. It can then be placed on their awards page.
When added, it should look like this:
{{EBH|--username--|--username and rank--}}
When adding in the username, do not include the User: prefix.
It should come out as:
Congratulations, soldier!
Congratulations, Sergeant Blyndblitz! For making 10 edits, you have received the Eel Blood Handprint. You're no longer a shiny! We thank you for your participation in this wiki!
Sub-Section 3G.10, CWCR
The regulations for the {{CWCR}} template are as follows:
It should be placed on the soldier's Message Wall to inform them of their newly-achieved award. It can then be placed on their awards page.
When added, it should look like this:
{{CWCR|--username--|--username and rank--}}
When adding in the username, do not include the User: prefix.
It should come out as:
Congratulations, soldier!
Congratulations, Sergeant Blyndblitz! For editing on this wiki for three years, you have received the Clone Wars Campaign Ribbon. We thank you for your participation in this wiki!
Sub-Section 3G.11, ORSCR
The regulations for the {{ORSCR}} template are as follows:
It should be placed on the soldier's Message Wall to inform them of their newly-achieved award. It can then be placed on their awards page.
When added, it should look like this:
{{ORSCR|--username--|--username and rank--}}
When adding in the username, do not include the User: prefix.
The regulations for the {{DSM}} template are as follows:
It should be placed on the soldier's Message Wall to inform them of their newly-achieved award. It can then be placed on their awards page.
When added, it should look like this:
{{DSM|--username--|--username and rank--}}
When adding in the username, do not include the User: prefix.
It should come out as:
Congratulations, soldier!
Congratulations, Sergeant Blyndblitz! For editing on this wiki for six months, you have received the Distinguished Service Medal. We thank you for your participation in this wiki!
Sub-Section 3G.13, DSC
The regulations for the {{DSC}} template are as follows:
It should be placed on the soldier's Message Wall to inform them of their newly-achieved award. It can then be placed on their awards page.
When added, it should look like this:
{{DSC|--username--|--username and rank--}}
When adding in the username, do not include the User: prefix.
It should come out as:
Congratulations, soldier!
Congratulations, Sergeant Blyndblitz! For editing on this wiki for three months, you have received the Distinguished Service Cross. We thank you for your participation in this wiki!
Sub-Section 3G.14, JE
The regulations for the {{JE}} template are as follows:
It should be placed on the soldier's Message Wall to inform them of their newly-achieved award. It can then be placed on their awards page.
When added, it should look like this:
{{JE|--username--|--username and rank--}}
When adding in the username, do not include the User: prefix.
It should come out as:
Congratulations, soldier!
Congratulations, Sergeant Blyndblitz! For being brave in the time of constant vandalism, you have received the Jaig Eyes award. We thank you for your participation in this wiki!
Sub-Section 3G.15, GM
The regulations for the {{GM}} template are as follows:
It should be placed on the soldier's Message Wall to inform them of their newly-achieved award. It can then be placed on their awards page.
When added, it should look like this:
{{GM|--username--|--username and rank--}}
When adding in the username, do not include the User: prefix.
The rules and regulations for templates placed on userpages are as follows:
The placement, removal, and altering of templates on userpages may be made by anyone, even if they are not the person whose userpage they are editing; no permission is required.
Sub-Section 3H.01, Inactive
The rules for the {{Inactive}} template are as follows:
It should be placed at the top of the userpage when the user has not edited for or longer than a period of two months.
When added, it should look like this:
{{Inactive}}
It should come out as:
"You're going AWOL, aren't you?"
―Regulations for Clone Trooper Wiki, Page 3
This user has not edited Clone Trooper Wiki in over two months and has been deemed inactive.
Once this user has started to edited again, this template may be removed.
Sub-Section 3H.02, Banned Wikian
The rules for the {{Banned wikian}} template are as follows:
It should be placed at the top of the userpage when the user has been blocked for any reason.
