User:TurtleShroom/USC outlining system

§21- FORMAT OF THE BODY TEXT

• a) The method of writing all CPFWC text is standardized.

§22- TITLES

• a) All titles are to be preceeded by the <h4> tag, and ended in the </h4> tag.

• b) Immediantly following comes the § symbol.

• c) The number is directly next to the § symbol, without a space.
  • 1) e.g. "§21".

• d) A hyphen is to follow, and then, in ALL CAPS, the title or summary of that Section.
  • 1) e.g. "§22- TITLES".

§23- BULLET POINTS/OUTLINE

• a) The format of the Code is nearly identical to the format of RL outlines.

• b) It is based exactly off of the RL format for the United States Code.
  • 1) A mind-numbing example is provided.

• c) Similar to a bullet list, each tier can go on indefinately.
  • 1) For instance: z); 1337); xviii); T)...

• d) The first and highest tier is the lowercase letter, like "a)". Each point here is the broadest sentance(s) of the section.

• e) This is followed, if needed, by the subclauses. Next in line is the number, like "1)".

• f) If this is exhausted or needs specification, it moves on to always-lowercased Roman Numerals, like "i)". Not to be confused, of course, with i, the in-universe item.

• g) Anything else ends in always-capitalized/uppercase letters, like "A)". There are no lower tiers.

§24- EXAMPLE

<h4>§24a- THE BUREAUCRAT SONG</h4>

• a) Bureaucrat: When I was four there was a hurricane in Kingston's Town, with a foot and a half of water.
  • 1) Everyone was all right, but I cried all night; it blew my alphabet blocks out of order!

• b) ...-and they say this boy's born to be bureaucrat, born to be obbsessive and snotty,

• c) I made and my friends and relations file long applications,
  • 1) To get into my tenth birthday party.

• d) Bureaucrat's Wife: ...-but something when my man turned pro,
  • i) Bureaucrat: I was sorting but I wasn't smiling,
    • i) Bureaucrat's Wife: He forgot it's not about badges and ranks,
    • ii) Bureaucrat: It's supposed to be about the filing!

• e) Skipping to end...

• f) Bureaucrat: Everybody sing Jamaica!
  • 1) All: Jamaica!
    • i) Bureaucrat: Just the bureaucrats!
    • ii) Chorus: Jamaica!
    • iii) The Grade Nineteens!
      • A) *pause*
      • B) Grade Nineteens: ...Jamica...
  • 2) Sing me home:
  • 3) When push comes to shove, you've got to do what you love!
    • i) Even if it's not a good idea!

• g) *everyone smiles*
  • 1) Full song