Manual Of Style

Want to make an article about a piece of Degrassi media? Cool! To ensure consistency, however, please consider following this simple guide on how to format your article.

Single piece of media
If the article is about a single piece of Degrassi media, such as a TV movie or a tie-in special, name the article just after the title. For example, the article for The Degrassi Kids Rap On Rights is just the name of the title with no variables attached.

Commercials/PSAs
If your article is about a commercial or PSA, we need to know who is in the commercial or PSA, what it's promoting/endorsing, and what year it was made in. Here are some boilerplates you can use:


 * *Degrassi Actor* *Commercial/PSA* for *Company/Organization/Product* (*Year*). An example: Anais Granofsky 'Trident Chewing Gum' commercial (1989) or Amanda Stepto 'Read Up On It' PSA (1989).

Degrassi actors in other TV shows/movies
If your article is about the appearance of a Degrassi actor in another show, we need to know whether it's an appearance in one episode, multiple, or if they have a main role in this other show. Here are title templates you can use:


 * *Episode Name* (*TV Show* episode(s) with *Degrassi Actor*). Use this if they appeared in one or two episodes. E.g. Chains (Northwood episode with Pat Mastroianni), and A Spontaneous Moment & Dust In The Wind (ReGenesis episodes with Amanda Stepto).
 * *TV Show* episodes with *Degrassi Actor*. Use this if they appeared in more than two episodes, but not every episode.
 * *TV Show/movie* (show/movie with *Degrassi Actor*). For shows or films in which a Degrassi actor has a major/recurring role. An example: The LA Complex (TV show with Cassie Steele), or Anchor Zone (film with Nicole Stoffman).