List of NESes

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This is a list of NESes by location, and creation date.

1 Sorting Method
2 Entry Procedure
3 Lists of NESes

Sorting Method

NESes are sorted by their location of creation and creation date, in ascending order. Each NES is issued a serial number for easy page creation within the NESwiki according to its linear post date. This serial number is given in the form of NES-NX, where N is the point of origin of the NES, and X is a four-digit number assigned linearly by aforementioned post date. Each NES also has its full thread title, moderator, start, and end date listed.

Specific qualifications for listing a NES are listed below in greater detail.

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Entry Procedure

The following rules are to be utilized when adding NESes to a listing, and have been utilized in creating existing entries:

A NES is defined by a thread in which the NES is actually intended to be played; concept threads and so on are not NESes.
A single NES (or continuations of a single NES) with multiple threads and a single moderator are to be considered a single NES, and should not receive multiple entries.
A single NES (or continuations of a single NES) with multiple and multiple moderators are to be be considered different NESes, and should receive multiple entries.
The entire body of text as given in the title of a NES thread is utilized as its official Title.
The moderator who creates the NES is listed as its Moderator. If there is more than one moderator, all involved parties are listed, their names divided with a "/".
The first time (and only the first time) a moderator's name appears in the Moderator column, it is given a wikilink by surrounding it with "[[]]".
NES Start and End Dates are to be given in the form "YYYY.MM.DD" for easy reference.
A NES is considered to have started on the date on which its thread was created.
A NES is considered to have ended when any of a number of different criteria are reached:
- If the NES is officially concluded by its moderator in any way (ie: declared dead or completed).
- If the NES has gone 90 days without any indication by the moderator as to its status, in which case it is considered to have ended at its last update.
- If the NES has gone 90 days without any indication by the moderator as to its status and has not had a single update then a date is not used and the NES is instead declared "D.O.A." ("Dead on Arrival").
- If the NES is still ongoing at the time of entry, it is listed as "Ongoing" in bold.