Although it strikes me as utterly trivial, I suppose I should put this forward for discussion. While going through the Season 1 character articles, I've noticed that a great number of them follow this general format:
X was a Y during Day 1. ==Day 1== etc etc etc
With no other subsections and not even a table of contents, it's completely redundant to have a heading for the single season the character was in; it's stated right in the first line of the page, as well as the sidebar. Would anyone be opposed to cutting out these headings altogether? Of course, they would remain for multi-season characters, as well as anyone for whom there is some amount of background info, like Lauren Proctor - in that case, the headings would be "Before Day X" and "Day X."
Basically, I'd like to change articles for the most minor characters from this to this. Any objections? --Pyramidhead 05:52, July 23, 2010 (UTC)
- It's a lot easier to see what specific season the character is from if we leave the heading in rather than changing to what you are suggesting. Also, there's the idea of consistency between all character articles. Also, personally I just prefer how they look at the minute, your suggestions don't improve the articles in any way, and it'll take a while to go through and do all the one-season-character pages. I really don't see the point in this.
- By the way, this is SignorSimon but the internet cafe where I am won't let me sign in. --User:SignorSimon 94.71.112.184
- I only brought it up because I was changing this myself while adding sidebar information, not thinking that it mattered or was even a precedent (Isley and Susan Collier, for two, have never used the heading) until I was told to either get consensus or change every single one back. Are you really opposed to this? I'm probably the only person who would ever do it, and I plan to get to every character eventually, so it's not an issue of time or work. And again, there's no table of contents on any of the pages in question, making the headings completely useless! --Pyramidhead 18:22, July 23, 2010 (UTC)
- Proudhug has explained this in the past and I agree with Simon's reasons similarly. If you don't think the TOC is necessary with the smaller pages, you can insert the NOTOC wikitext command/notation, and the TOC won't appear. I do it all the time for small articles. Blue Rook talk contribs 21:23, July 23, 2010 (UTC)