Editing Warhammer 40,000/7th 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 wouldent do this anon-kun]]
[[File:Muchimproved.png| thumb|right|A much improved version]]


So you've managed to hamfistedly slap together your first list, its 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 clean-shavenness


here are some do's and don'ts in a list thread 


DO:- Post what you want to do with this list (tournament, casual ect)

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/formation each unit belongs to




DON'T:- Post the individual cost break down 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 a 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


Also remember, to get feed back, an anon who either plays or knows your army has to see it. this means you might have to post it a few times, at different times of the day, or included an image in  the post. The less played the army the less likely you will get feedback first time: chaos usually gets feed back first time, but sisters generally have to repost a few time. Just be patient