Guidelines:Article Naming: Difference between revisions

If two articles share the same target name, at least one of them will need to be given a discriminator in parenthesis so as to differentiate them. In cases where three or more pages all share the target name, a [[Guidelines:Manual of Style#Disambiguations|disambiguation]] page may be necessary to accommodate for them all. In most cases however, the most commonly sought subject will take priority in the mainspace while the secondary subject is given a discriminator. The discriminator should reflect the subject's topic (Demon, Character, etc.) or otherwise the title of its source media. For examples: [[Fairy (Demon)]] is given the discriminator of (Demon) to specify the page's subject and to distinguish it from the [[Fairy]] Race page. [[Joker (Ronde)]] has the discriminator of the subject's media source to indicate that it is a character specifically from ''Ronde'' and to differentiate from other characters also named Joker.