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| Is there a standard for retired items? I see (Old) and (Retired) used in some file names. "Previous" is used in some of the text labels. Also there is a porblem when there are at least three versions of some items. I know there are three versions of Shadow Armor, Robe of the Tundra, and Staff of the Nomads. Any ideas on how to handle this? My thought is to name items with the month and year or with the name of the event they were introduced or changed in parenthesis. [Item] (Patch Name) or [Item] (MMM YY)
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| Hi there, I also wondered about this. I personally add retired items with parenthesis but like you said loads of retired items are done in different ways. When I added the [[Greater Celdon Shadow Breastplate|Post-patch and Neo GSA]] pages I just used a number for the 2nd set but now I can't show the armor in tables in patch trees (I hate tables) -Ash. --Tiger1986 11:14, 30 May 2009 (UTC)
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