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This '''Q&A''' page exists to answer some fundamental questions regarding the policies in the Manual of Style (MoS). Please remember that these answers may not fit in all circumstances; in cases where you are unsure what to do, please remember to use common sense in editing. If you have a question regarding the MoS or wish to discuss it, please go to the [[RollerCoaster Tycoon talk:Manual of Style|MoS discussion page]].
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:''A: Using the terms Real-Life and In-Game is only meant to differentiate styles that may differ between articles focused on game content, and articles focused on the games themselves, or things outside of the games. Certainly, the game does serve as a good source of information about the game, but if a person is stating information that did not come from the game, then they should explain how or why they know, and show where the knowledge came from. That being said, most info from the game shouldn't need a citation.''
 
'''Q: Differences in the English Language- Does this mean we can use British or American English, as long as it is consistent with the article?'''
:''A: Short answer - yes. The intent of the policy is that the whole Wiki does not need to conform to one single convention. If one page switches back and forth between conventions, it can tend to be a bit jarring to the reader, so it's best to write a page so that the entire page fits into one - it doesn't matter whether that 'one' is British/Commonwealth English or American (or other) English, just as long as it's uniform in the article.''