Deltora Quest Wiki:Verifiability

{| style="float:right;" Content that is posted on canon articles must be verifiable. In other words, all information treated as fact on this site must be able to be supported by a reliable, published source.

In order to guarantee the accuracy of information on, encyclopedic references must be used where it would be logical to do so. To avoid difficulties associated with readability, only information that has been challenged or is likely to be challenged, such as quotations, require citations.

Adding references
Content that is posted on  canon articles must be verifiable. In other words, all information treated as fact on this site must be able to be supported by a reliable, published source.

When you expand a page with information coming from a certain books, add  after the new bit of information.
 * E.g. To cite information coming from the first book of Deltora Quest 1, "The Forests of Silence", add.
 * E.g. To cite information coming from the first book of The Three Doors, "The Golden Door", add.

Now what is the use of those abbreviations? By providing a name for the reference, we are able to shorten the reference when it is used multiple times in the same article. The first time a reference is used in a text, it is written in full, and the second time, it can be shortened to simply
 * E.g.  is shortened on second usage to

When adding references to a page that previously did not contain any references, include the following title at the bottom of the page: == References ==

Books
To reference a book or publication, use the Cite template. Find more information here and here.

Images
To reference an uploaded image, use either:
 * Imagebox Scan - Used to reference images from books.
 * Imagebox Cover - Used to references a cover image from books.
 * Imagebox Anime - Used to reference images from episodes.

Unreferenced assertions
Editors who encounter assertions in canon articles that are dubious in accuracy and have not been sourced should add Source needed at the end of the sentence or paragraph in doubt.|}|}
 * }