Guidelines

ADLC Wiki is based on sharing information and collaboration. To help with the project, users can add new articles about games that have missing additional content or add information to already existing pages. This page will help new users to familiarize with the wiki's guidelines, resulting in pages with the same quality standards.

Consoles
If you want to create a page for a console that is missing, send a message to one of the admins to have the page created and added to the main page and the Consoles navbox.


 * The list of games is divided in two groups: Games with additional content, for non-DLC content, and Games with delisted DLC. Other console specific groups may also be used.
 * When you add a new game to a console page, be sure to specify if its content has been preserved by using one of these three tags:


 * Some consoles must interact with others to unlock additional content (excluding content that requires direct interaction with other games), in this case a Games that requires the console to unlock additional content section is needed, and is situated after the main list(s) of games. This section will have subsection for each console that needs to interact with the console the page is talking about, with the relative games.

A good example of this structure are Sony Playstation 3 and Nintendo Gamecube.
 * The category for each console is the manufacturer's name + "consoles" (e.g. Category:Sony consoles, Category: Microsoft consoles etc.).

Games

 * The game pages are structured to have a brief description of the game and a more detailed overview of the additional content. Usually it start with the game's name (creadte automatically with the PAGENAME template { {PAGENAME}} minus the space) in bold, followed by the release date for the main regions (Europe, Japan, North America and others if needed) and the consoles for which it was released, but only those that are missing the additional content. For example, Dynasty Warriors: Strikeforce was released for PSP, Playstation 3 and Xbox 360, but the DLCs are still available for the PS3 release, meaning that only PSP and Xbox 360 will be mentioned in the introduction to the game.
 * The other versions can be mentioned later for completeness, by saying that they are not missing any content. Before that, following the release dates, a brief description of the additional content will explain what is unlocked and how it was distributed.
 * For games with multiple content, especially if different distribution methods were involved, a table can be used to have a more detailed and complete presentation.
 * In any case, the page continues with the Additional Content section containing a recap table, with 7 columns and one row for each content (or category of content if we are dealing with similar content that is large in number, like cards, and has been detailed in the optional tables described in the previous point). This recap table will be like this:

A good example of this structure is Pokémon Colosseum.
 * As a closure to the page, when possible, an How to obtain section will explain how to obtain today the described content.
 * At the top of the page, Template:Distro will indicate the distribution method(s) of the game's content.
 * The categories are structured as: console manufacturer's name + name of the consoles (for which the content is missing) + "games" (Category: Nintendo Wii games etc.).