Guide:Combination Identity

The description does not need a heading. The article should begin with a description of the combination identity. This should explain how the two identities work together and how one might experience both at the same time.

Just because one identifies as two distinct identities does not mean that it is a combination identity, a page should only be made if the combination is significant enough.

Etymology
If it's not obvious and if it's known, include the etymology of the term here.

Identities
This table includes the identities that are a part of the combination. There should be links in the table to the identities' separate pages. Flags must be frameless and 120px width.

History
This is where the history behind the term should be explored. Include when it was coined, or how significant it has been in the community if unable to find an exact origin.

Flags & Symbols
If there is significant information, include a section about the history and meaning behind the flags and symbols used for the term. Include information about alternative flags if available and include them on the page itself as well. If there are no other information behind a flag outside of who created it, it can be included in the "alternate flags" gallery instead.

Statistics
In this section, if you can find any, describe any statistics that relate to the identity. This include the amount of individuals that identify with the label and/or the amount of representation for the label.

Controversy
If a term has any controversy associated with it, this is where that information will be. Do not put personal bias in any part of any article, but especially keep an unbiased view in this section.

Perceptions and Discrimination
Any information of how those with this identity are perceived by the general public or any forms of discrimination they might face go here.

Known Individuals

 * Name of individual is a (label) (occupation/claim to fame)

Representation
If significant enough, you can describe how the identity is represented in the media. This can include misconceptions and times when it is done well.

Literature

 * Character (Book)

Comics

 * Character (Comic)

TV

 * Character (Show)

Film

 * Character (Film)

Video Games

 * Character (Video game)

Stage Productions

 * Character (Play/Musical)

Related Terms
As the identities that make up this combination already have their own section, do not include them here. Instead, include other identities that have a relation to the one on the page. There should be links to the terms used in the table that lead to their separate pages.

Alternative Flags
This is where a gallery for alternative flags go if there are any.