Doom Wiki:RFC/Style guideline proposal

I would like us to have a simple list of common style issues, apart from Doom Wiki:Policies and guidelines or Doom Wiki:FAQ, in which some of the information is deeply buried under a mountain of text that nobody will more than likely ever read.

Some propositions

 * Usage of Template:Wp needs to be documented as preferred over bare use of the wikipedia: interwiki. This can, in certain articles, save entire kilobytes of wiki text as well as a significant amount of RSI pain to users like myself (I would also like to note that being forced to constantly correct this causes similar pain).
 * Usage of Template:C needs to be documented as mandatory versus usage of or  in contexts other than extended multiline blocks of code.
 * Titles of games that are not primary subject matter should always be italicized. This is already stated, and similarly buried in the above mentioned documents.
 * Inline simple quotations should generally not be italicized except where it is called for, for some specific stylistic issue.
 * Capitalization standards need to be reiterated. We do not capitalize links to normal articles (ie., one does not discuss the topic of Wikis).
 * Punctuation around quotations should follow universally accepted English standards at all times. Periods and commas go inside the closing quote, even if not part of the original quotation. Question marks and exclamation points are the opposite.
 * Usage of inline hyperlinks as citations (like this ) is obsolete. Usage of Extension:Cite should be mandatory.
 * Citations should prefer an MLA, APA, or similar standards body's format. Author, title, publication, date of publication, date of access, and if available or applicable, page number(s) should be given for literary sources. Bare naked hyperlinks are not suitable citations due to the habit of things to.
 * Basic use of wiki links needs to be outlined in simple terms:
 * Plurals can be formed by appending the pluralization outside the wiki link; there is no need to repeat the entire link text. Most newbie editors get this wrong.
 * There is never any need for underscores in wiki links, not even interwiki links. They should be avoided.