How to use in-sentence of “guideline”:
+ At the moment, the guideline only prescribes the use of IPA.
+ But he replied that right now, Simple WP is not yet kid-friendly and that there is no official policy or guideline making it such.
+ Other systems of inline citation, including, may be used at the editor’s discretion in accordance with the guideline on Variation in citation methods.
+ It’s come to my attention that WP:Disambiguation has yet to be tagged as a guideline or policy.
+ The Criteria for adminship is a very successful guideline we have.
+ What is notability? We have a guideline at.
Example sentences of “guideline”:
+ If there is a rule / guideline / consensus against categorisation by gender on Simple please direct me to it.
+ Is there a page or guideline on how to write in Simple? I hope I can add more techniques to the page.
+ This guideline does not apply to quoted text.
+ Folks, I need to know what is the guideline regarding reversing another administrator’s actions.
+ Be careful not to use a “policy template” on a guideline or essay.
+ Of course, it still doesn’t comply with guideline 3, since so far only I have edited it; so your reviews are most welcome.
+ There does not seem to be a specific policy or guideline on this project that specifies the same thing.
+ There are a lot of guideline and policy pages, too many to list here.
+ The “Propædia” is supposed to be a book that organizes the things in the Britannica, and a guideline to the index of the other two parts.
+ Everyone already treats it like a guideline anyway so I don’t feel like Eptalon’s jumped to any outrageous conclusions here.
+ Would Simple English editors support the following change, then: “Pronunciations of words should be written using the International Phonetic Alphabet, with or without a respelled pronunciation.”? The amended guideline would then suggest that an IPA transcription should always be given, but that a respelled pronunciation may optionally be provided as well.
+ Instead, this guideline attempts to ensure that the movie has been green-lighted and is currently in production, as evidenced by activities analogous to live-action filming, such as recording of final voice-over tracks by credited voice actors, recording of final music and foley sound effects, and drawing/rendering of final animation frames.
+ The guideline you link, Chenzw, doesn’t explicitly say you can’t have article categories on a user page: you have to read between the lines to get that.
+ However, the page explicitly states that it is not a guideline nor policy, and I think it is important that we make this clear lest editors in the future run into issues with such grey areas in policy.
+ Use this template carefully, only when there is a well-established consensus at the relevant policy or guideline page to use this template on an essay that links from the relevant policy or guideline.
+ Please express your opinion, so we can find a way to get a guideline on this matter.
+ Taken together, these comments are a consensus guideline which is not difficult to understand and follow.
+ Barras: Saying “”x is a city in y” does not show how the subject is notable.” is implying, at least to me, that we have a notability guideline for towns/cities/metropolitan areas/hamlets/villages/boroughs/municipalities/communes.
+ If there are people here that prefer the first option, work on the guideline should be started.
+ The signs listed as compatible are a general guideline and reference to compatibility.
+ If there is a rule / guideline / consensus against categorisation by gender on Simple please direct me to it.
+ Is there a page or guideline on how to write in Simple? I hope I can add more techniques to the page.
More in-sentence examples of “guideline”:
+ This tag is placed at the top of articles or sections that don't follow the Manual of Style's guideline on units of measurement.
+ In light of the recent, and previous, steward elections, it might be a good idea to see if the community wants some sort of guideline now that quite a few of us are now also stewards.
+ This tag is placed at the top of articles or sections that don’t follow the Manual of Style’s guideline on units of measurement.
+ In light of the recent, and previous, steward elections, it might be a good idea to see if the community wants some sort of guideline now that quite a few of us are now also stewards.
+ Our guideline I believe says you have to be around a minimum of 3 months but I highly recommend the number be more like a year.
+ I think this could be made into a guideline and placed into the namespace.
+ The works of Niccolò Machiavelli, such as “The Prince”, were considered a guideline for the behaviour of a king in Frederick’s age.
+ In 1984, he wrote a book called “Hackers: Heroes of the Computer Revolution”, in which he described a “hacker ethic”, which became a guideline to understanding how computers have advanced into the machines that we know and use today.
+ We could relax the second guideline a bit by removing the requirement of a source on that page.
+ However, the fact that a given link is not actually prohibited by this guideline does not automatically mean that it must or should be linked.
+ This guideline is about links to other websites that are not citations to sources supporting article content.
+ Anyone may do this, and should do this, and this guideline applies widely to any unsourced or poorly sourced, potentially libelous postings.
+ Please see the new proposal for an actual community approved guideline for the desysoping of inactive sysops at WP:Inactive administrators.
+ Realpolitik, however, is an older prescriptive guideline limited to policy-making, while realism is a wider theoretical and methodological paradigm to describe, explain, and predict events in international relations.
+ This is a guideline about the types of sources which are reliable.
+ Furthermore, policy and guideline changes should only be made with community consensus and should never be considered the onus of a single person, regardless of their status as an editor or administrator.
+ Alternatively, should we create a guideline when creating templates like these? Something like.
+ This is the central guideline for recent year articles.
+ When I expressed my views above, I was not commenting on Eptalon’s proposal for a criteria; and no, I am opposed to creating some sort of guideline prohibiting stubs.
+ The relevant guideline is :en:WP:NUMBER.
+ Keeping this in mind, I think we should come up with a guideline as to sourcing statements.
+ Do not link to websites that do not meet this guideline or that contradict the spirit of WP:BLP.
+ I suggest that this is upgraded from a guideline to a policy due to the legal nature.
+ A speaker’s guideline is given in “TED Talks: The Official TED Guide to Public Speaking”.
+ Can someone point me to the policy or guideline about not having categories in userspace? A user is threatening to have me blocked if I keep disabling the categories on his user page, and I’d like to point him to the guideline/policy.
+ This notability guideline for biographiesThis guideline also also applies to small groups of closely related people such as families, co-authors, and co-inventors.
+ Show the users this guideline and others will help you.
+ Pay television, like HBO, Showtime Showtime and Cinemax also assign the TV parental guideline ratings on movies.
+ Any proposal for modification to the guideline should be posted at its talk page, WT:MOSBIO.
+ This guideline concerns gross, obvious and repeated violations of basic policies, not subtle questions about which reasonable people may disagree.
+ Therefore, perhaps there should be a guideline for Simple WP to warn about keeping medical-related articles as broader in scope, than the narrow view of some doctors.
+ The guideline is to use the double-quotes for quotations that are within quotations.
+ And see above, the guideline for what does NOT count for QD includes short articles.
+ In my opinion we do not need a policy or guideline beyond what we have, we need admins that act in a sensible way.
+ In addition, the user has been asked multiple times not to include article categories on this page, because that violates the guideline on what can be on user pages.
+ As with any rule of thumb, this guideline should be balanced against other needs for the text, especially the need for brevity and clarity.
+ This seems to have staled, though there does seem to be a loose consensus certainly for raising the guideline to 75%.
+ Failure to meet these criteria does not mean an article must be deleted; it merely means that notability will need to be established using the general notability guideline or other topic-specific notability guidelines.
+ This guideline describes the most common reasons for including and excluding links.
+ I have therefore changed its status from proposed guideline to guideline.
+ The community has expressed that you be on a one strike type guideline should you violate any of our rules you will be immediately blocked again.
+ Note that this new guideline would only be involved with RfA’s that only have support votes.
+ It didn’t occur to me that editing in userspace might be seen as suspicious – I assumed that was part of a slow-moving local style guideline for writing/simplifying long pages, which strongly discouraged anything in the main namespace that had not already been rigorously simplified.
+ Since this is a new process, any result of a deletion discussion will set a precedent for future cases, and as such, will amend any current policy or guideline pertaining to such discussion.
+ So instead of throwing dirt at each other, we should take this chance to get at least a guideline how to do such things here.
+ We need to have this guideline in place so that if a particular user only gets 3 support votes and that’s it, that I would think that that isn’t enough of the general user population voting to know if he or she will use the tools to his/her benefit.
+ Seriously, are we going to let him create a few hundred articles about Pakistan’s relationships with the whole world? This is getting ridiculous; we need to establish some form of notability guideline here.