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Below is an example of how to lay out an article regarding a ship. In general there will also be another article for that ship's class, this being the case avoid including information common to all examples of the class where reasonable (particularly in the infobox). Only include sections if what you're going to say is actually different to something standard to the class. Remember that the below is a guide, not a rule. Try to stick to it but use common sense.

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rdfs:label	Guides:How to Lay Out a Ship's Page
rdfs:comment	Below is an example of how to lay out an article regarding a ship. In general there will also be another article for that ship's class, this being the case avoid including information common to all examples of the class where reasonable (particularly in the infobox). Only include sections if what you're going to say is actually different to something standard to the class. Remember that the below is a guide, not a rule. Try to stick to it but use common sense.
Length	lots of meters
Status	Should we really use this...?
Role	Carrier/Battleship Hybrid
Type	[Military/Civilian] or [Colonial/Cylon]
FTL	Super awesome type
dbkwik:battlestarp...iPageUsesTemplate	dbkwik:resource/jpmqohHbynngu3hPLP0Dxw==
Width	lots of meters
Height	lots of meters
Title	[Something]star [Name]
Weapons	Big guns, small guns missiles etc.
CO	Commander [Name]
Crew	Some Number
scraft	X Vipers, Y Raptors, Z Shuttles
xo	Colonel [Name]
propol	It's got engines, and manoeuvring thrusters.
abstract	Below is an example of how to lay out an article regarding a ship. In general there will also be another article for that ship's class, this being the case avoid including information common to all examples of the class where reasonable (particularly in the infobox). Only include sections if what you're going to say is actually different to something standard to the class. Remember that the below is a guide, not a rule. Try to stick to it but use common sense. This is the opening paragraph. Fluf this out with a basic description of what the ship is (i.e. link to it's class) and it's role in the story. Basically, quickly summarize the ship. Try not to include spoilers here, stick to information current around the time that's it's introduced. Spoilers come in the history section.

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