The page title should be equal to the most common form of the term.

The term title is repeated with this style.

The Dictionary Entry sub-title is included with the code macro. The idea here is to distinguish term entry from acronym entries, the latter being mainly used for disambiguation.

The table of contents facilitates quick navigation to other page sections. It is inserted as a Table of Contents macro with flat style and minimum heading level = 2 (heading 1 being only used to repeat the page title, it would be superfluous to have it in the table of contents).

Terms often have alternative forms that are semantically equivalent or nearly equivalent. List them here. Include any acronym as well.

Add alternative forms as links if a corresponding dictionary entry exists.

Definitions are numbered from 1 to n. They should be ordered by order of meaning importance or popularity. It is left to the entry author to determine what that order should be.

Insert the Content by Label macro and type the common labels used to reference this term.

Label the page with the dictionary-term label. Add labels corresponding to the term, its alternative forms including acronyms. For multiword expressions, add labels for the component terms.