Talk:Guide to Medical - Revision history

imported>Thebetterbutter: Added signature

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	==Capitalization of the names of chemicals==		==Capitalization of the names of chemicals==
	There does not seem to be any convention on the capitalization of the names of medicines or chemicals. If there is no one that cares (and I doubt anyone will, seeing as this is a very minor change and will likely go unnoticed by all), I will capitalize them all in an effort to make the articles containing them, and the wiki as a whole, more congruent. -Natte hond		There does not seem to be any convention on the capitalization of the names of medicines or chemicals. If there is no one that cares (and I doubt anyone will, seeing as this is a very minor change and will likely go unnoticed by all), I will capitalize them all in an effort to make the articles containing them, and the wiki as a whole, more congruent. -Natte hond
	: Perhaps we should capitalise made-up medicines (Iprovaline, Occuline) but keep actual molecules uncapitalised (epinephrine, histamine)? -Thebetterbutter		: Perhaps we should capitalise made-up medicines (Iprovaline, Occuline) but keep actual molecules uncapitalised (epinephrine, histamine)? -[[User:Thebetterbutter\|Thebetterbutter]] ([[User talk:Thebetterbutter\|talk]]) 16:07, 6 January 2025 (UTC)
	: The correct procedure is to capitalise all proper chemical names. "blood" refers to the general concept of the various types of blood, whereas "Blood" refers specifically to the chemical found in the bloodstreams of mobs such as Humans and Reptilians. (also, please sign your message by appending <code>-\~\~\~\~</code> [backslashes removed] to the end of your message)-[[User:UpAndLeaves\|UpAndLeaves]] ([[User talk:UpAndLeaves\|talk]]) 20:13, 5 January 2025 (UTC)		: The correct procedure is to capitalise all proper chemical names. "blood" refers to the general concept of the various types of blood, whereas "Blood" refers specifically to the chemical found in the bloodstreams of mobs such as Humans and Reptilians. (also, please sign your message by appending <code>-\~\~\~\~</code> [backslashes removed] to the end of your message)-[[User:UpAndLeaves\|UpAndLeaves]] ([[User talk:UpAndLeaves\|talk]]) 20:13, 5 January 2025 (UTC)

imported>UpAndLeaves at 20:14, 5 January 2025

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	There does not seem to be any convention on the capitalization of the names of medicines or chemicals. If there is no one that cares (and I doubt anyone will, seeing as this is a very minor change and will likely go unnoticed by all), I will capitalize them all in an effort to make the articles containing them, and the wiki as a whole, more congruent. -Natte hond		There does not seem to be any convention on the capitalization of the names of medicines or chemicals. If there is no one that cares (and I doubt anyone will, seeing as this is a very minor change and will likely go unnoticed by all), I will capitalize them all in an effort to make the articles containing them, and the wiki as a whole, more congruent. -Natte hond
	: Perhaps we should capitalise made-up medicines (Iprovaline, Occuline) but keep actual molecules uncapitalised (epinephrine, histamine)? -Thebetterbutter		: Perhaps we should capitalise made-up medicines (Iprovaline, Occuline) but keep actual molecules uncapitalised (epinephrine, histamine)? -Thebetterbutter
	: The correct procedure is to capitalise all proper chemical names. "blood" refers to the general concept of the various types of blood, whereas "Blood" refers specifically to the chemical found in the bloodstreams of mobs such as Humans and Reptilians. (also, please sign your message by appending <code>-~~[[User:UpAndLeaves\|UpAndLeaves]] ([[User talk:UpAndLeaves\|talk]]) 20:13, 5 January 2025 (UTC)~~</code> to the end of your message)-[[User:UpAndLeaves\|UpAndLeaves]] ([[User talk:UpAndLeaves\|talk]]) 20:13, 5 January 2025 (UTC)		: The correct procedure is to capitalise all proper chemical names. "blood" refers to the general concept of the various types of blood, whereas "Blood" refers specifically to the chemical found in the bloodstreams of mobs such as Humans and Reptilians. (also, please sign your message by appending <code>-\~\~\~\~</code> [backslashes removed] to the end of your message)-[[User:UpAndLeaves\|UpAndLeaves]] ([[User talk:UpAndLeaves\|talk]]) 20:13, 5 January 2025 (UTC)

	== "Cloning and Morgue" subsection ==		== "Cloning and Morgue" subsection ==

	I believe this section is, currently, incorrect. I have yet to see the text "His/Her soul has departed" and I am most certain that, when someone takes a ghost-role, that person becomes catatonic, with purple text, not yellow text. This section was most likely correct in the past, but was not updated. I am not changing it myself as I am also not entirely sure about the states of people once they are dead, and I do not want to put wrong information in such an important page for the wiki.		I believe this section is, currently, incorrect. I have yet to see the text "His/Her soul has departed" and I am most certain that, when someone takes a ghost-role, that person becomes catatonic, with purple text, not yellow text. This section was most likely correct in the past, but was not updated. I am not changing it myself as I am also not entirely sure about the states of people once they are dead, and I do not want to put wrong information in such an important page for the wiki.

imported>UpAndLeaves: added comment

2025-01-05T20:13:47Z

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	==Capitalization of the names of chemicals==		==Capitalization of the names of chemicals==
	There does not seem to be any convention on the capitalization of the names of medicines or chemicals. If there is no one that cares (and I doubt anyone will, seeing as this is a very minor change and will likely go unnoticed by all), I will capitalize them all in an effort to make the articles containing them, and the wiki as a whole, more congruent. -Natte hond		There does not seem to be any convention on the capitalization of the names of medicines or chemicals. If there is no one that cares (and I doubt anyone will, seeing as this is a very minor change and will likely go unnoticed by all), I will capitalize them all in an effort to make the articles containing them, and the wiki as a whole, more congruent. -Natte hond
			: Perhaps we should capitalise made-up medicines (Iprovaline, Occuline) but keep actual molecules uncapitalised (epinephrine, histamine)? -Thebetterbutter
	Perhaps we should capitalise made-up medicines (Iprovaline, Occuline) but keep actual molecules uncapitalised (epinephrine, histamine)? -Thebetterbutter		: The correct procedure is to capitalise all proper chemical names. "blood" refers to the general concept of the various types of blood, whereas "Blood" refers specifically to the chemical found in the bloodstreams of mobs such as Humans and Reptilians. (also, please sign your message by appending <code>-[[User:UpAndLeaves\|UpAndLeaves]] ([[User talk:UpAndLeaves\|talk]]) 20:13, 5 January 2025 (UTC)</code> to the end of your message)-[[User:UpAndLeaves\|UpAndLeaves]] ([[User talk:UpAndLeaves\|talk]]) 20:13, 5 January 2025 (UTC)

	== "Cloning and Morgue" subsection ==		== "Cloning and Morgue" subsection ==

	I believe this section is, currently, incorrect. I have yet to see the text "His/Her soul has departed" and I am most certain that, when someone takes a ghost-role, that person becomes catatonic, with purple text, not yellow text. This section was most likely correct in the past, but was not updated. I am not changing it myself as I am also not entirely sure about the states of people once they are dead, and I do not want to put wrong information in such an important page for the wiki.		I believe this section is, currently, incorrect. I have yet to see the text "His/Her soul has departed" and I am most certain that, when someone takes a ghost-role, that person becomes catatonic, with purple text, not yellow text. This section was most likely correct in the past, but was not updated. I am not changing it myself as I am also not entirely sure about the states of people once they are dead, and I do not want to put wrong information in such an important page for the wiki.

imported>Thebetterbutter at 16:02, 5 January 2025

2025-01-05T16:02:20Z

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	==Capitalization of the names of chemicals==		==Capitalization of the names of chemicals==
	There does not seem to be any convention on the capitalization of the names of medicines or chemicals. If there is no one that cares (and I doubt anyone will, seeing as this is a very minor change and will likely go unnoticed by all), I will capitalize them all in an effort to make the articles containing them, and the wiki as a whole, more congruent. -Natte hond		There does not seem to be any convention on the capitalization of the names of medicines or chemicals. If there is no one that cares (and I doubt anyone will, seeing as this is a very minor change and will likely go unnoticed by all), I will capitalize them all in an effort to make the articles containing them, and the wiki as a whole, more congruent. -Natte hond

			Perhaps we should capitalise made-up medicines (Iprovaline, Occuline) but keep actual molecules uncapitalised (epinephrine, histamine)? -Thebetterbutter

	== "Cloning and Morgue" subsection ==		== "Cloning and Morgue" subsection ==

	I believe this section is, currently, incorrect. I have yet to see the text "His/Her soul has departed" and I am most certain that, when someone takes a ghost-role, that person becomes catatonic, with purple text, not yellow text. This section was most likely correct in the past, but was not updated. I am not changing it myself as I am also not entirely sure about the states of people once they are dead, and I do not want to put wrong information in such an important page for the wiki.		I believe this section is, currently, incorrect. I have yet to see the text "His/Her soul has departed" and I am most certain that, when someone takes a ghost-role, that person becomes catatonic, with purple text, not yellow text. This section was most likely correct in the past, but was not updated. I am not changing it myself as I am also not entirely sure about the states of people once they are dead, and I do not want to put wrong information in such an important page for the wiki.

imported>UpAndLeaves: UpAndLeaves moved page Talk:Medical to Talk:Guide to Medical: According to User:UpAndLeaves/WantedPagesProposal

2024-11-01T23:50:37Z

UpAndLeaves moved page Talk:Medical to Talk:Guide to Medical: According to User:UpAndLeaves/WantedPagesProposal

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imported>Erbinha: /* "Cloning and Morgue" subsection */ new section

2024-10-31T14:52:15Z

"Cloning and Morgue" subsection: new section

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	==Capitalization of the names of chemicals==		==Capitalization of the names of chemicals==
	There does not seem to be any convention on the capitalization of the names of medicines or chemicals. If there is no one that cares (and I doubt anyone will, seeing as this is a very minor change and will likely go unnoticed by all), I will capitalize them all in an effort to make the articles containing them, and the wiki as a whole, more congruent. -Natte hond		There does not seem to be any convention on the capitalization of the names of medicines or chemicals. If there is no one that cares (and I doubt anyone will, seeing as this is a very minor change and will likely go unnoticed by all), I will capitalize them all in an effort to make the articles containing them, and the wiki as a whole, more congruent. -Natte hond

			== "Cloning and Morgue" subsection ==

			I believe this section is, currently, incorrect. I have yet to see the text "His/Her soul has departed" and I am most certain that, when someone takes a ghost-role, that person becomes catatonic, with purple text, not yellow text. This section was most likely correct in the past, but was not updated. I am not changing it myself as I am also not entirely sure about the states of people once they are dead, and I do not want to put wrong information in such an important page for the wiki.

imported>Natte hond: /* Capitalization of the names of chemicals */ Added my username at the end of my comment.

2023-04-11T18:48:26Z

Capitalization of the names of chemicals: Added my username at the end of my comment.

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	==Capitalization of the names of chemicals==		==Capitalization of the names of chemicals==
	There does not seem to be any convention on the capitalization of the names of medicines or chemicals. If there is no one that cares (and I doubt anyone will, seeing as this is a very minor change and will likely go unnoticed by all), I will capitalize them all in an effort to make the articles containing them, and the wiki as a whole, more congruent.		There does not seem to be any convention on the capitalization of the names of medicines or chemicals. If there is no one that cares (and I doubt anyone will, seeing as this is a very minor change and will likely go unnoticed by all), I will capitalize them all in an effort to make the articles containing them, and the wiki as a whole, more congruent. -Natte hond

imported>Natte hond: Added a discussion topic.

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	== ==Capitalization of chemicals==There does not seem to be any convention on the capitalization of the names of medicines or chemicals. If there is no one that cares (and I doubt anyone will, seeing as this is a very minor change and will likely go unnoticed by all), I will capitalize them all~~, as~~ to make the articles containing them more congruent. ==		==Capitalization of the names of chemicals==
			There does not seem to be any convention on the capitalization of the names of medicines or chemicals. If there is no one that cares (and I doubt anyone will, seeing as this is a very minor change and will likely go unnoticed by all), I will capitalize them all in an effort to make the articles containing them, and the wiki as a whole, more congruent.

imported>Natte hond: /* ==Capitalization of chemicals==There does not seem to be any convention on the capitalization of the names of medicines or chemicals. If there is no one that cares (and I doubt anyone will, seeing as this is a very minor change and will likely go unnoticed by all), I will capitalize them all, as to make the articles containing them more congruent. */ new section

2023-04-11T18:44:30Z

==Capitalization of chemicals==There does not seem to be any convention on the capitalization of the names of medicines or chemicals. If there is no one that cares (and I doubt anyone will, seeing as this is a very minor change and will likely go unnoticed by all), I will capitalize them all, as to make the articles containing them more congruent.: new section

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== ==Capitalization of chemicals==There does not seem to be any convention on the capitalization of the names of medicines or chemicals. If there is no one that cares (and I doubt anyone will, seeing as this is a very minor change and will likely go unnoticed by all), I will capitalize them all, as to make the articles containing them more congruent. ==