Difference between revisions of "Talk:Dragon Breed Physical Characteristics"

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At the moment, I've only grouped the names, and even then the grouping is based on my memory of descriptions, so I could be wrong in places. [[User:Almaron|Almaron]] 21:23, 22 September 2010 (PDT)
 
At the moment, I've only grouped the names, and even then the grouping is based on my memory of descriptions, so I could be wrong in places. [[User:Almaron|Almaron]] 21:23, 22 September 2010 (PDT)
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:Hrm.  Something to keep in mind is that we're writing this wiki like it is an encyclopedia that could exist in the Temeraire universe itself (except for meta pages).  So we generally want to avoid words like "canonical" and "non-canonical" (or similar words) in the articles themselves, and find other ways to say what you're trying to get across
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Fan art is a bit different -- it's more of a meta-category, or artistic renderings of what could have been, so don't worry about what you see as inaccuracies in artwork. They aren't meant to be substitutes for photos. - [[User:Whitearrow|whitearrow]] 11:20, 23 September 2010 (PDT)

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Okay, I haven't really finished writing this page yet, but it's here specifically so we can point out which depictions of dragons on this wiki are done from descriptions from the books, and which have been made up. I still think that the Chequered Nettle breed is incorrectly drawn (Purple and Striped, when two animals with a similar name are Yellow/Brown and Chequered) and to prevent people mixing canon material with fan work and potentially creating conflicting fan work when official information is published, I'm starting this page to sort things out.

At the moment, I've only grouped the names, and even then the grouping is based on my memory of descriptions, so I could be wrong in places. Almaron 21:23, 22 September 2010 (PDT)

Hrm. Something to keep in mind is that we're writing this wiki like it is an encyclopedia that could exist in the Temeraire universe itself (except for meta pages). So we generally want to avoid words like "canonical" and "non-canonical" (or similar words) in the articles themselves, and find other ways to say what you're trying to get across

Fan art is a bit different -- it's more of a meta-category, or artistic renderings of what could have been, so don't worry about what you see as inaccuracies in artwork. They aren't meant to be substitutes for photos. - whitearrow 11:20, 23 September 2010 (PDT)