The table in "Reception" is WAY out of line with the text. I can't see where to fix that?

Okay, I have added sedaristan to the battlefield wiki!

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I have created the small section on multiplayer on the front page, then created a page for each class, i may add a vehicle page if you want? Tomorrow i will add primary weapons to each page, as well as the secondary and their specials.

I suppose you could add the weapons and vehicls on the same page as the battlefield bad company 2 wiki.

Make separate pages for each of the things you think needs a lot of detail, the main page for BC2 could just have an overview of the general idea, like a list of the vehicles.

As a heads up, I'll be away until Wednesday.

Yer it would, what do you think we should have on the Battlefield: Bad Company 2 Multiplayerpage? It seems that be and you xxxzzz1 are the main contributors at the moment.

A in-depth descriptions of Mulitplayer, and maps listings but i don't know what esle.

TBH so did i but its really easy to pick it up.

EDIT: Nagare is there a way to reduce image sizes to a thumb nail? Also what is the status on having guides on the wiki?

Just thought I'd pop in this thread and say well done to everybody who has contributed so far. I'm sure this will come in handy for anyone new to the series or if they are just interested in the game.

That's no reason to stop contributing though, keep at it guys.

Hey guys, just a bit of info on putting guides/FAQs on a wiki:

• If the FAQ/Walkthrough is written by someone else, you must:
  • Obtain their permission
  • Have the author put it on the wiki him/herself
  • Link to it
• If permission is obtained and the author does not port it him/herself, you must PM a wiki administrator with a copy of the author giving permission to use the guide. This is to prevent claims of copyright infringement where the author has a change of heart and tries to claim permission was never given.
• If either options 1 or 2 are done, any and all pages relevant to the guide must be protected. A guide is copyrighted to the person(s) that authored it and should only be editable by them or someone they allow to edit for them (ie. I were to ask Nagare to edit a typo because the page is protected and I can't do it myself).

For community written guides, the same rules apply as with any other wiki page. However, I urge you to preface walkthrough pages with Guide:. For example, let's just say you're playing Earthbound and you want to write a walkthrough for Saturn Valley, but there's already a regular page with that name. Naming the new page Guide:Saturn Valley differentiates it from Saturn Valley, not only in being able to have two pages with the same basic name, but the walkthrough page is clear in the title that it's being used for a guide or walkthrough.