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The Episode Guides at ''Battlestar Wiki'' are patterned after the [http://www.midwinter.com/lurk/countries/us/eplist.html Lurker's Guide To ''Babylon 5'']] Episode guides. As such, the "Questions" section is intended solely for questions (ideally questions that may be answered in subsequent episodes, which might be linked to once they are revealed). It is not intended for back and forth discussion, analysis, or disagreements. Questions that have been answered within the episode may be moved down into the "Analysis" or "Notes" section if they are noteworthy. Analysis that stems from questions should also be located in the "Analysis" section. Ideally the "Questions" section will consist solely of a single level of bulleted questions, with occasional links to "Answer"s (from subsequent episodes) or "Analysis".
 
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This policy is considered by the community and its leadership to be the status quo of Battlestar Wiki and is not to be countermanded or ignored, though changes to it can be discussed on the appropriate talk page. This policy was implemented on {{{1}}}.

The Episode Guides at Battlestar Wiki are patterned after the Lurker's Guide To Babylon 5] Episode guides. As such, the "Questions" section is intended solely for questions (ideally questions that may be answered in subsequent episodes, which might be linked to once they are revealed). It is not intended for back and forth discussion, analysis, or disagreements. Questions that have been answered within the episode may be moved down into the "Analysis" or "Notes" section if they are noteworthy. Analysis that stems from questions should also be located in the "Analysis" section. Ideally the "Questions" section will consist solely of a single level of bulleted questions, with occasional links to "Answer"s (from subsequent episodes) or "Analysis".

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