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Usage

{{WookDiscord|discordname=|name=|date=|messagelink=|quote=|archivefile=|nobackup=}}

Per this CT, please make sure you drop all Discord screenshots—even from the Wook Discord—onto Wookieepedia:Discord screenshots!

Required parameters

  • |discordname= Discord username.
  • |name= Full name of the Discord user.
  • |messagelink= Discord URL link to the message.
  • |archivefile= The uploaded Wookieepedia filename of the screenshot taken of the Discord conversation.

Optional parameters

  • |date= Date the Discord post was published online. In the format YYYY-MM-DD.
  • |quote= Quote of the Discord conversation.

Example(s)

{{WookDiscord|discordname=Holshef|name=Jack Mitchell|date=2021-11-22|messagelink=https://discord.com/channels/397848917036761090/492458000720592906/912207621069615104|quote=In the case of the statues in the emperor's throne room on Death Star II, that's an example of what they call 'ecphrasis,' the description of works of art as a way of giving background that's embedded in the narrative, instead of just having the narrator step back and say, 'OK, there was this guy Darth Bane…' So in this case I would hesitate to say that the poem was adding to canon by asserting that there were statues in the throne room — for one thing, none are visible in the film! Personally I would class them as neither canonical nor anti-canonical.|archivefile=File:Mitchell-Discord.png}}

Results in:

Discord-Logo Jack Mitchell (@Holshef) in Wookieepedia's Discord server (November 22, 2021): "In the case of the statues in the emperor's throne room on Death Star II, that's an example of what they call 'ecphrasis,' the description of works of art as a way of giving background that's embedded in the narrative, instead of just having the narrator step back and say, 'OK, there was this guy Darth Bane…' So in this case I would hesitate to say that the poem was adding to canon by asserting that there were statues in the throne room — for one thing, none are visible in the film! Personally I would class them as neither canonical nor anti-canonical." (message link) (screenshot)