Difference between revisions of "Help:Availability and usefulness"
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The single-letter codes on the [[Help:Part tables|Part tables]] represent "availability" and "usefulness". The definitions for the codes are defined below: | The single-letter codes on the [[Help:Part tables|Part tables]] represent "availability" and "usefulness". The definitions for the codes are defined below: | ||
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More about these labels: | More about these labels: | ||
− | * | + | *'''Available''': Simply put, does this part exist in the Registry? If not, then please [[Help:How to send parts|send them in!]] |
− | * | + | *'''Working''': At some time, for someone, this part has been verified to be functional. Details on how a part works should be documented under the experience tab. |
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− | + | '''Example''': The parts in the table below have availability: "<font color="green">A</font>vailable" and the parts are usefulness: "<font color="green">W</font>orking" | |
[[Image:Example table.png]] | [[Image:Example table.png]] |
Revision as of 21:15, 12 June 2006
The single-letter codes on the Part tables represent "availability" and "usefulness". The definitions for the codes are defined below:
More about these labels:
- Available: Simply put, does this part exist in the Registry? If not, then please send them in!
- Working: At some time, for someone, this part has been verified to be functional. Details on how a part works should be documented under the experience tab.
Example: The parts in the table below have availability: "Available" and the parts are usefulness: "Working"