- Cat = Category
- AC = The Affinity Chart
- CM = Ceiling Master
- CR = ConflagrantRiki
- DMS = Death Mask Salesman
- DoT = Damage over Time
- JCE = The Japanese Comprehensive Encyclopedia
- LB = LightBender360
- MEE = Mission Exclusive Enemy
- MoS = Manual of Style
- QEE = Quest Exclusive Enemy
- SEE = Story Exclusive Enemy
- UB = UnnamedBonus
- UM = Unique Monster
- VR = Vorpal Reaper
- WA = WiseAdventurer
- XC1 = The original Xenoblade Chronicles
- XCX or X = Xenoblade Chronicles X
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ALL POSTSJargon Guide
<p>As if I don't already have enough to do, I've been kicking around the idea of compiling a "jargon guide" for the wiki. Dunno yet if I'll stick it off my user page or somewhere in the main space. Might depend on how extensive it gets.
</p><p>Anyway the idea is to compile a list of the slang, abbreviations, and other terms that are specific to either Xenoblade or this wiki. So far my list isn't very long, which is why I'm posting. I thought maybe you fine folks might have some additions to the list.
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I think that's a great idea. Especially stuff like MoS and username abbreviations. And the game names.
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<p>Sounds very wise, looks good, my apologies for not having an abbreviatable name.
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Aww... what were you thinking? :P
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How do you mean?
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<p>Didn't you know it's Wiki policy to have an abbreviatable name?</sarcasm>
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<p>I have failed myself, I have failed my country, I have failed this Wiki.
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Should we include JCE? And NPCs and AC for Affinity Chart?
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Sure. You can go ahead and add them in if you want.
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<p>Both excellent suggestions, WA.
</p><p>JCE is so obvious that I feel like I should be appointed the emperor of the Empire of Idiots for missing it.
</p><p>AC is a good one too, because in D&D and similar games "AC" is the abbreviation for "armor class".
</p><p>For the record, apparently only admins can edit other people's messageboard posts. Though strangely non-admins can remove posts. (I checked by logging in as UBot in another browser. UBot isn't an admin, which makes him handy for testing stuff like this.)
</p><p>EDIT: I opted to link to the JCE FAQ rather than the JCE itself. The FAQ has links to both the Japanese and Google Translate versions, and I didn't wanna have to decide which to link to from here.
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