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This page or section is an official policy on Wookieepedia.

It has wide acceptance among editors and is considered a standard that everyone must follow. Please use the Consensus track to propose changes to this policy.

On Wookieepedia, a spoiler is considered a spoiler up to and until one month after the official U.S. (or country of origin's) release date of the particular product. Therefore, any new information from said source must contain a spoiler tag until one month has passed since the product's release. Also, spoilers may not be featured in the DidYouKnow template.

Available templates

Template:Spoiler

To use, type {{Spoiler|name of source's article|formatted name of source}}.

This header template is to be used at the tops of articles to indicate that a given article contains spoilers from a certain product.

Template:Moviespoiler

To use, type {{Moviespoiler}}.

This template should be used on articles for subjects original to major movie releases such as the sequel trilogy or the Star Wars Anthology Series as well as their directly related material, such as novelizations. Articles about subjects not original to major movie releases but contain spoilers from them will continue to use {{Spoiler}}.

Unlike other sources, the spoiler period for major movie releases is two months.

→See Wookieepedia:Mofferences/March 6, 2016

Adding new information to articles

In-universe information from future Star Wars products may only be added to articles once the information is released through official outlets, such as StarWars.com press releases or exclusive feature stories in outlets like Entertainment Weekly and Vanity Fair, where Lucasfilm or an official licensee is expressly providing the information. This specifically disallows information that has been leaked through unofficial channels. Information divulged in content creator–made reviews may not be added to articles.

Plot details from new Star Wars releases like films, television series, and novels may only be added to articles upon a product's U.S. wide-release date. Exceptions include information released through official preview promotional material, such as film trailers and book previews. The following specifics apply:

  • Films. Information may be added upon midnight Hawaii–Aleutian Standard Time, the latest U.S. time zone, on the day of the U.S. release
  • Television series. Information may be added upon a television episode's initial Eastern Time Zone airtime
  • Video games. Information from video games can be added to articles as early as the start of their official early access periods, or upon the day of their standard release otherwise.
  • Other material. Information for other products like novels and comics may be added upon their day of release
See Forum:CT:In-universe information from future products
See Forum:CT:Review Copies and Early Access
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