Usage of third-person language in the wiki + Creation of a Manual of Style

[tropic storm]

On most wikis (notably Wikipedia), it is common practice to use third person or impersonal language in order to create a more professional-style text. However, I have noticed that this idea has not been followed on this wiki, notably regarding the image captions on the Trading page (see image attached), which contain many instances of second-person language such as "your".

As a result, I am suggesting to implement regulations for a style of language similar to that of the terms specified in Wikipedia's Manual of Style. This would allow for a unified language style throughout the wiki (e.g. no mix of British/American English or informal/formal language), and a better reading experience overall.

[native pawn]

i think i did that trading section before i knew not to do that lol

a link to the wikipedia manual of style could be included in the wiki standards

although i dont make that

is there any other case of second person language?

[faint pulsar]

yeah for the guides “Player 1” and “Player 2” or something similar could work

[tropic storm]

would be nice if we could just outright create one (doesn't need to be really long, something about as long as the server rules would suffice) as frankly the wikipedia manual of style is way too long for the average aeronautican to read imo

[native pawn]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Simplified_Manual_of_Style this might be good to link to

although the main issues are second person language and excessive bolding

[tropic storm]

maybe this one might work better as it mentions second person language
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Help:Introduction_to_the_Manual_of_Style