User:Pokemonfreak777/Miscellaneous Criteria

This page details various criteria/thresholds that must be met before certain pages can be made on the SiIvaGunner Wiki.

Note: This is currently a work-in-progress; not all criteria/thresholds currently listed are final and may be discussed and formalized at upcoming moots.

Meme criteria

This section contains a list of required (must) and recommended (should) criteria for making a case to create a page for a channel meme. If a potential meme fulfills these criteria, you may bring it up for discussion at the next moot.

Single-source memes

• Memes must be used in at least 30 rips. (Approved in October 1 Moot)
• Memes must be used by at least 2 rippers. (Modified in October 1 Moot)
  • Memes must be used by at least 3 rippers. (Approved in October 1 Moot) (Removed in November Moot)
• Memes associated with channel event(s) should also have a presence outside of them. (Approved in October 1 Moot)
• Memes should be relevant to the channel's lore. (Rejected in October 1 Moot)

Multi-source memes

• Memes must have at least 5 sources.
• Each source under consideration must fulfill the single-source meme criteria.(Outdated, see below)

Alternate proposal with Spottygamester

Resource: Meme Criteria

• Memes must have at least 1 associated single-source meme. (Modified in March Moot)
  • Memes must meet at least 1 of the following criteria. (criteria/thresholds will be adjusted if necessary)
    • Depth: Meme has at least 1 song/track that is used in at least 40 rips.
    • Breadth: Meme has at least 3 songs/tracks that are used in at least 20 rips.
    • Any submemes of the meme can be counted toward the criteria.
• Memes must also meet at least 2 of the following criteria. (criteria/thresholds will be adjusted if necessary)
  • Meme has at least 1 additional song/track that is used in at least 30 rips.
  • Meme is associated with a character from the King for a Day Tournament or King for Another Day Tournament.
  • Meme is associated with a ripped game on the channel. For artists, the game(s) can be real, but otherwise the game(s) must be fake. (Modified in March Moot)
    • Meme is associated with a frequently ripped game on the channel.
      • The specifics of what constitutes a frequently ripped game will be discussed further at a future moot.
  • Meme is heavily associated with the channel, either via the channel's albums or lore.

Meme significance

• Memes that qualify as a single/multi-source meme in one season are minor memes.
• Memes that qualify as a single/multi-source meme in multiple seasons are memes.
• Memes that qualify as a single/multi-source meme in all seasons are major memes.

Frequently ripped tracks criteria

This section contains a list of required (must, must not) criteria for creating the page(s) for a frequently ripped track (FRT). If a potential FRT fulfills these criteria, you may create the page(s).

Criteria

• FRTs must have at least 10 rips.
  • Not all rips need to be from the same game, as long as the melody is based on the original.
• FRTs must not include album tracks, exclusive or not.
• FRTs must not include remixes from KFaD or SGFR.

Actions

• Create the FRT category, using the name of the track from its earliest appearance (Example: Ground Theme).
  • The first few sentences should mention the FRT name (with a link to the FRT article) and the associated game(s).
  • Include an article-table listing the rips included as part of the FRT category.
    • Each rip included as part of the FRT category should be organized by game and then ordered alphabetically by track name followed by mix name.
    • Each game included as part of the FRT category should be organized between main series, spin-offs, and related/non-games and then ordered by release date.
      • If a particular game also fulfills the FRT criteria, their tracks may be placed in a subcategory.
  • Add the category Category:Rips by frequently ripped track.
• For each rip's page included in the FRT category, add the FRT category at the bottom of the page.
  • Add a sortkey to the category, either the mix name or a space for the mixless version.
  • Add a link to the FRT article in the first sentence.
• Add an entry for the FRT to the list on the category page Category:Frequently ripped tracks in the appropriate spot while maintaining the table's structure.
  • Follow the example of other entries and make sure to increment the rowspan counter.
• Link to the FRT article on Template:FreqRips.
  • If there is an existing section for the franchise of the FRT, place the link there in its alphabetical location.
  • If there is an existing prior FRT for the franchise of the current FRT in the "Other" section, place both links in its own section between the last franchise section and the other section in alphabetical order.
  • Otherwise, place the link in the "Other" section in its alphabetical location.
  • If the franchise of the FRT has a series navbox, link the FRT article there as well in its alphabetical location.
• If you find articles that use the FRT as a joke, link it to the FRT article.
  • This does not have to be done immediately; just do the best you can.
• If you are familiar enough with the FRT, you may attempt to make the FRT article.
  • Use the template Template:Meme.
  • Include at least the following sections: Summary (history of the FRT in general), Rips (history of the FRT on the channel + link to FRT category), and References (sources to verify any information included on the article)