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: You are encouraged to provide links to other articles as related terms appear in the text. In general, this can be ''limited to the first appearance of a term'' in a given article. (e.g. Don't link to the "Iron" article every single time "iron" appears in the "Allomancy" article.) However, links in infoboxes should not count toward the one link limit. In other words, if Roshar is listed in the infobox as the location, and Roshar is also in the article, both should be linked.

: References at the end of sentences should be placed ''directly'' '''after''' the period.

: An [[:Help:Templates#Infoboxes|infobox]] should be the first thing in most articles. This is directly followed by any relevant [[Template:Spoilers|spoiler]] or [[Template:Update|update]] tags.

: The article should conclude with an article status/quality tag, any relevant navigation boxes, and any extra categories.

Good layout is important for readability and flow of the article. For examples of good layout, take a look at articles marked as [[:Category:Exemplary_articles|exemplary]].

: Images are a fantastic way to liven up an article. As always, make sure you have theeach artistsindividual artist's permission first. Take into consideration size and spacing; the image should be clearly visible, but not obtrusive to the article text. Try mixing up the alignment of images so that they appear at different locations along the page rather than cascading down one side. Use captions to explain what the image consists of. And realize that ''too many'' images can also be a problem. If you believe a large number of images are important to an article, consider using a gallery. We'll talk about how to do all of this on the [[:Help:Images]] page.