User talk:Mrg4744

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Creating Fanon Article

In the box known as the "Create Your Own Little Space of Fanon", write the name of your article and click "create fanon article".

And then in the page you've created use the proper categories after you've written the content. You can add Category:FanCanon or Category:FanNon-Canon according to your context. Also at the top, don't forget to use the Fanon template. The syntax is, for you:

{{fanon|Mrg4744|type=|extra=Story}}

Just copy the above syntax and paste it at the top of your page and after the "type=" write "FanCanon" or "FanNon-Canon" accordingly. Cheers.--Odranoelluta^Talk 00:42, April 1, 2012 (UTC)

Okay, if the above is hard to follow, do this:

1. Create a new page.
2. Name the page, "ACFanon:Name", replace Name with the name of your piece.
3. Write your story.
4. This is important: if your story contradicts existing Assassin's Creed canonical ideas then it is FanNon-Canon, if your story does not contradict existing canonical ideas then it is FanCanon.
5. After this paste this code at the TOP of your page add the following code:

{{fanon|Mrg4744|type=|extra=Story}}

And as said earlier, put FanNon-Canon or FanCanon accordingly after "type=".... That's it.--Odranoelluta^Talk 04:03, April 1, 2012 (UTC)

i saw your comment on slate vesper's blog about grammar and i thought that i could help you.Dsafghable 18:00, April 6, 2012 (UTC)