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| The '''Editorial guide''' defines the working standard for this museum wiki.
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| == Core principles ==
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| * Write for curious general readers while preserving research precision.
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| * Cite claims that are specific, disputed, surprising, biographical, quantitative, or likely to change.
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| * Prefer primary sources for what happened and strong secondary sources for interpretation.
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| * Attribute oral history and memory; do not treat recollection as automatically conclusive.
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| * Distinguish a museum object from a product type, model, mold, run, or historical event.
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| * Use neutral language and represent meaningful disagreement fairly.
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| == Article status ==
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| A structured outline is acceptable at launch. Use {{tl|Research needed}} to name the missing work. Remove it only when the stated gap is resolved.
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| == Links to museum systems ==
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| Link to Omeka for authoritative object records and rights statements, and to the Digital Library for scanned sources. Avoid copying catalog fields that can drift out of sync.
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| == Biographies of living people ==
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| Use high-quality published sources, avoid unnecessary private detail, and remove contentious unsourced material immediately.
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| == Style ==
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| Use clear section headings, concise leads, sentence case, meaningful link text, image alt text, and full citations. Explain specialized language or link it to the [[Glossary of disc golf and Flying Disc terms|glossary]].
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| [[Category:Research tools]]
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Art, media, language, collecting, community life, and cultural history.
