Wikipedia:Consistency may refer to:
Article titles
- Wikipedia:Article titles § Deciding on an article title (WP:CRITERIA), the naming criterion for consistency in article titling policy
- Wikipedia:Article titles § Consistency (WP:CONSISTENT), on consistency of article titling among articles covering a similar topic
- Wikipedia:Consistency in article titles (WP:TITLECON), explanatory supplement on consistency of article titling among articles covering a similar topic, especially within a category
Within articles
- Wikipedia:Manual of Style § Consistency within articles (MOS:CONSISTENT, MOS:ARTCON), on using a consistent variety of English within an article
- Wikipedia:Manual of Style § US and U.S. (MOS:US), on using consistent country abbreviations within an article
- Wikipedia:Manual of Style/Dates and numbers § Retaining existing format (MOS:DATEVAR), on using a consistent date format within an article
- Wikipedia:Citing sources § Variation in citation methods (WP:CITEVAR), on using a consistent citation format within an article
Across articles
- Wikipedia:Arguments to avoid in deletion discussions § What about article X? (WP:OTHERSTUFFEXISTS), why editors should avoid deletion discussion arguments bsaed on the existence or absence of other articles
- Wikipedia:When to use or avoid "other stuff exists" arguments (WP:OTHERSTUFFGENERAL), on using the contents from other articles to inform editing decisions at another page
See also
- Wikipedia:Emerson and Wilde on consistency, an essay on the misuse of famous writers' fragmentary quotations about consistency
- Wikipedia:Consistency proposal, a failed 2006 proposal for a consistency guideline for facts in articles (formerly at Wikipedia:Consistency)
- Wikipedia:Title (disambiguation)
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