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If a convention was announced and then had to be cancelled or moved, we want to document the original date/site/guests/whatever ''as well as'' what actually happens. | If a convention was announced and then had to be cancelled or moved, we want to document the original date/site/guests/whatever ''as well as'' what actually happens. | ||
| − | The documentation in an individual convention page (e.g., [[Boskone 58]]) should focus on describing what actually happened. E.g., the convention was announced for date & location with guests. In May 2020 it was cancelled/postponed/whatever and is now scheduled for date & location with the same guests in 2021. Or, perhaps, it was held virtually. Or whatever. | + | The documentation in an '''individual convention page''' (e.g., [[Boskone 58]]) should focus on describing what actually happened. E.g., the convention was announced for date & location with guests. In May 2020 it was cancelled/postponed/whatever and is now scheduled for date & location with the same guests in 2021. Or, perhaps, it was held virtually. Or whatever. |
| − | The documentation on a convention series | + | The documentation on a '''convention series page''' (e.g., [[Boskone]]) is more tightly formatted. If a convention is moved or cancelled leave a row for the cancelled convention and use cross-out to cross out the date and location. E.g., <s>July 4-6, 2020</s> which is input as <nowiki><s>July 4-6, 2020</s></nowiki>. Likewise, cross out the venue. |
| − | If it stays with the same dates but goes virtual, leave the date uncrossed-out and add (virtual) | + | If it stays with the same dates but goes virtual, leave the date uncrossed-out, but cross out the venue previously-announced and add (virtual). |
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| + | If a convention is run virtually without even having had an announced physical venue, list the venue as (virtual). | ||
===Follow the Convention's Descriptions=== | ===Follow the Convention's Descriptions=== | ||
...at least as long as it makes sense. | ...at least as long as it makes sense. | ||
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| + | Tag the individual con page (not the series) with the {{Category:Covid-19|Covid-19 category}} and list the con on the [[Covid-19]] page. | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:44, 13 August 2023
Here are our current standards (they may evolve further as we gain experience) for documenting conventions affected by Covid-19.
Document Announced Conventions[edit]
If a convention was announced and then had to be cancelled or moved, we want to document the original date/site/guests/whatever as well as what actually happens.
The documentation in an individual convention page (e.g., Boskone 58) should focus on describing what actually happened. E.g., the convention was announced for date & location with guests. In May 2020 it was cancelled/postponed/whatever and is now scheduled for date & location with the same guests in 2021. Or, perhaps, it was held virtually. Or whatever.
The documentation on a convention series page (e.g., Boskone) is more tightly formatted. If a convention is moved or cancelled leave a row for the cancelled convention and use cross-out to cross out the date and location. E.g., July 4-6, 2020 which is input as <s>July 4-6, 2020</s>. Likewise, cross out the venue.
If it stays with the same dates but goes virtual, leave the date uncrossed-out, but cross out the venue previously-announced and add (virtual).
If a convention is run virtually without even having had an announced physical venue, list the venue as (virtual).
Follow the Convention's Descriptions[edit]
...at least as long as it makes sense.
Also[edit]
Tag the individual con page (not the series) with the Covid-19 (AKA Coronavirus) leapt upon fandom (along with most of the rest of the world) in March 2020, cancelling conventions and killing members of the fannish community. and list the con on the Covid-19 page.
