When should a fictional character:
1) be the primary subject of an article?
2) be a section on a list?
2a) have their name be a redirect to that list?
3) be only mentioned in the article for the fictional work?
4) not be mentioned at all?
When should a fictional setting:
1) be the primary subject of an article?
2) be a section on a list?
2a) have its name be a redirect to that list?
3) be only mentioned in the article for the fictional work?
4) not be mentioned at all?
When should a fictional object:
1) be the primary subject of an article?
2) be a section on a list?
2a) have its name be a redirect to that list?
3) be only mentioned in the article for the fictional work?
4) not be mentioned at all?
When should a fictional concept:
1) be the primary subject of an article?
2) be a section on a list?
2a) have their name be a redirect to that list?
3) be only mentioned in the article for the fictional work?
4) not be mentioned at all?
When should a television episode:
1) be the primary subject of an article?
2) be a section on a list?
2a) have its name be a redirect to that list?
3) be only mentioned in the article for the fictional work?
4) not be mentioned at all?
When is it okay to create an article for a fictional subject that is mentioned in another article?
What are some fictional subjects that should never have articles?
A separate list of fictional subjects is more appropriate than an article when _____.
1) What are some sources you consider reliable sources when it comes to making articles about fiction verifiable?
2) Do you consider a fictional work an acceptable source in an article? If so, how much of an article do you think can be sourced to the fictonal work?
1) Give an example of two fictional elements from the same fictional work and describe why an article would be acceptable for one but not the other.
What is a trend you have observed in AFDs for fictional things? Cite a few AFDs about fictional things, state the results of the AFDs, and describe a trait the fictional things have in common.