Guide:Spectrum

These pages should be titled "(Label) Spectrum". For example, "Asexual Spectrum".

The description does not need a header. The article should begin with a description of what the spectrum is, who is applies to, and what the general theme of the spectrum is. This guide can be used for gender spectrums and orientation spectrums.

Etymology

If it's not obvious and it is known, include the etymology behind the term.

History

This is where the history behind the term should be explored. Include who coined the term and when, or how long it has been used within the community if unable to find an exact origin. If the term has grown and changed over time, include how and when in this section as well.

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.

Identities

In this table, include the identities that are included in this spectrum.

Label	Flag	Description	Coiner
Name of label	Flag image	A brief description of what the label is.	Individual who coined the term or flag

The terms should have links to their own pages. Flags must be frameless and 120px width.

Related Terms

In this table, include any terms that are related to the spectrum.

Label	Relationship	Description
Name of label	Similar/Opposite/Counterpart	A brief description of what the label is.

The terms should have links to their own pages.

Alternative Flags

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

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  Flag Name (coiner)

Sources

This is where your sources will be.