The purpose of PPC Wiki is to help people understand and navigate the vast and bewildering morass that is the Protectors of the Plot Continuum universe. Wait, are we technically a multiverse now? Multiverse, then. But the point stands: It's big. Really, really big. And confusing. Therefore, when you are writing a wiki article about certain topics in the PPC, it is very important to use references or list sources. There are three reasons for this:
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| - The purpose of PPC Wiki is to help people understand and navigate the vast and bewildering morass that is the Protectors of the Plot Continuum universe. Wait, are we technically a multiverse now? Multiverse, then. But the point stands: It's big. Really, really big. And confusing. Therefore, when you are writing a wiki article about certain topics in the PPC, it is very important to use references or list sources. There are three reasons for this:
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| - The purpose of PPC Wiki is to help people understand and navigate the vast and bewildering morass that is the Protectors of the Plot Continuum universe. Wait, are we technically a multiverse now? Multiverse, then. But the point stands: It's big. Really, really big. And confusing. Therefore, when you are writing a wiki article about certain topics in the PPC, it is very important to use references or list sources. There are three reasons for this: 1.
* Information. Sources/references allow people to see quickly and easily where certain facts or ideas came from. 2.
* Navigation. Sources/references allow people to easily find stories that involve the persons, places, or things they're interested in. 3.
* Verification. Sources/references let us know the fact in question wasn't just made up on the fly, but legitimately comes from a written work or works by someone with Permission. Not everything is sourced/referenced the same way. This guide won't cover all the intricacies of when and how to source or reference, but it should touch on the most commonly used forms.
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