Editing Brighter Shores:Style guide (section)

===<span id="BOLD">Bold and italics</span>===
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Italics are mainly used to ''emphasise'' certain words, though they should be used sparingly. Italics may make longer phrases or sentences difficult to read. Bold is used as a '''stronger emphasis''' than italics, although it should be used sparingly as well. The first appearance of an article's title in the article should always be boldfaced.

Bold and italics combined '''''emphasise selections''''' well, but should be used extremely rarely. There are no common cases in which bold and italics are used together. Excessive use of any of these text elements will make the entire article difficult to read, so please use them in appropriate situations.

Italics should not be used on any quotes, which should always be delimited with quotation marks. The final punctuation mark of an italic section should sit outside of the italics.