Editing Warhammer 40,000/8th Edition Tactics (section)

===Looking for advice===
[[File:Poorlist.png| thumb|right|Note the large amount of excess information]] 
[[File:Watwhy.png| thumb|left|I really hope you wouldn't do this, Anon-kun]]
[[File:Muchimproved.png| thumb|right|A much-improved version]]

So you've managed to hamfistedly slap together your first list, and it's even won you a few games, but is it good? Probably not. So, you go to one of [[/tg/|TeeGee's]] list threads and immediately get yelled at for your poor formatting, lack of experience, and general overall [[neckbeard|clean-shavenness]]. Here is a list of some DOs and DON'Ts:


*DO:- Post what you want to do with this list (tournament, casual etc)
*DO:- Post the points limit
*DO:- Post the total cost of each model (for characters) or unit
*DO:- List the upgrades a unit has taken
*DO:- List the dedicated transports a unit has taken
*DO:- Clearly identify which detachment each unit belongs to

*DON'T:- Post the individual cost breakdown for each upgrade
*DON'T:- Post the individual stats of a unit
*DON'T:- Copy the list directly from battle scribe (or equivalent) 
*DON'T:- List ALL the war gear/special rules a model/unit has
*DON'T:- List all the command benefits an individual detachment has
*DON'T:- Bump excessively either, as that will diminish the likelihood anons will respond
*DON'T:- Be a wanker to somebody who gave you negative feedback; they gave it for a reason

Remember: To get feedback from an anon who either plays or knows your army, that anon first has to see the army list. (duh) This means you might have to post it a few times, at different times of the day, or include an image in the post. The less-played the army is, the less likely you will be to get feedback the first time you post. Chaos usually gets feedback first time, but Sisters generally have to repost a few times. (also, duh) Just be patient.