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Flat Earth Theory Wiki articles can generally be put into one of two categories: phenomena or hypotheses. If the article is about a phenomenon, it should describe the phenomenon, how it works on a spherical earth and try to detail why it is a problem on a flat earth - it shouldn't give an explanation from a flat earth perspective but should list all relevant Flat Earth hypotheses that attempt to explain the phenomenon. If the article is about a hypothesis, it should give a brief synopsis of the phenomenon it is trying to explain (linking to the main article for that phenomenon) and then detail the explanation. A hypothesis article should also include any predictions it would make and if it is incompatible with any other Flat Earth Theory hypotheses.

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  • Flat Earth Theory Wiki articles can generally be put into one of two categories: phenomena or hypotheses. If the article is about a phenomenon, it should describe the phenomenon, how it works on a spherical earth and try to detail why it is a problem on a flat earth - it shouldn't give an explanation from a flat earth perspective but should list all relevant Flat Earth hypotheses that attempt to explain the phenomenon. If the article is about a hypothesis, it should give a brief synopsis of the phenomenon it is trying to explain (linking to the main article for that phenomenon) and then detail the explanation. A hypothesis article should also include any predictions it would make and if it is incompatible with any other Flat Earth Theory hypotheses.
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  • Flat Earth Theory Wiki articles can generally be put into one of two categories: phenomena or hypotheses. If the article is about a phenomenon, it should describe the phenomenon, how it works on a spherical earth and try to detail why it is a problem on a flat earth - it shouldn't give an explanation from a flat earth perspective but should list all relevant Flat Earth hypotheses that attempt to explain the phenomenon. If the article is about a hypothesis, it should give a brief synopsis of the phenomenon it is trying to explain (linking to the main article for that phenomenon) and then detail the explanation. A hypothesis article should also include any predictions it would make and if it is incompatible with any other Flat Earth Theory hypotheses.
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