Merge pull request #3827 from Pennek/glossary-f

Add F-G lettered article stubs from glossary

wiki/Beatmaps/Beatmapsets/Guest_difficulty/en.md

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 ---
 stub: true
 tags:
+  - GD
   - guest beatmap
   - guest difficulties
   - guest map
 ---
 
 # Guest difficulty
 
-A **guest difficulty** is a [beatmap](/wiki/Beatmaps) of a [beatmapset](/wiki/Beatmaps/Beatmapsets) that is not created by the [beatmapset host](/wiki/Beatmaps/Beatmapsets/Beatmapset_host). A beatmap featuring multiple mappers is also known as a [collaborative difficulty](/wiki/Beatmaps/Beatmap_collaborations).
+*For regulations surrounding guest difficulties, see: [Ranking Criteria](/wiki/Ranking_Criteria)*
+
+A **guest difficulty** (or *GD* for short) is a [beatmap](/wiki/Beatmaps) of a [beatmapset](/wiki/Beatmaps/Beatmapsets) that is not created by the [beatmapset host](/wiki/Beatmaps/Beatmapsets/Beatmapset_host). They can usually be identified by their difficulty name containing the guest creator's username. A beatmap featuring multiple creators is also known as a [collaborative difficulty](/wiki/Beatmaps/Beatmap_collaborations).
+
+Many guest difficulties are often requested by private messages between creators. Although GDs can also be requested in [modding queues](https://osu.ppy.sh/community/forums/60)<!-- TODO: should link to an article about queues, not the forum -->.

wiki/Disambiguation/Fail/en.md

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+# Fail (disambiguation)
+
+**Fail** can have multiple meanings:
+
+- Not passing a [beatmap](/wiki/Beatmaps)
+- Being in the failed state<!-- TODO: link --> during a break<!-- TODO: link --> of a beatmap

wiki/Disambiguation/en.md

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 - [Bancho](Bancho)
 - [Easy](Easy)
 - [EZ](EZ)
+- [Fail](Fail)
 - [Mod](Mod)
 - [osu!](osu!)
 - [Version](Version)

wiki/Full_combo/en.md

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+---
+stub: true
+tags:
+  - FC
+---
+
+# Full combo
+
+**Full combo** (or *FC* for short) is a term used to describe a player obtaining the maximum possible combo<!-- TODO: link --> on a [beatmap](/wiki/Beatmaps). Full combos are scored by passing a beatmap with no misses<!-- TODO: link -->, [sliderbreaks](/wiki/Gameplay/Sliderbreak), or dropped [slider ends](/wiki/Hit_object/Slidertail).
+
+Scores that lost combo only via dropped slider ends are widely considered by the community to be full combos. This differs from the game client and website's display.
+
+![Screenshot of full combo and broken combo scores](img/combo-comparison.png "The top score is a full combo, and the bottom score is a broken combo.")
+
+Due to the [combo multiplier effect](/wiki/Glossary/Combo_multiplier_effect), full combos will award the most [score](/wiki/Score) in the [osu!standard](/wiki/Game_mode/osu!), [osu!taiko](/wiki/Game_mode/osu!taiko), and [osu!catch](/wiki/Game_mode/osu!catch) [game modes](/wiki/Game_mode).

wiki/Geki/en.md

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+---
+stub: true
+tags:
+  - "300"
+  - perfect
+---
+
+# Geki
+
+<!-- *See also: [Katu](/wiki/Katu)* -->
+
+**Geki (激)**, or *Elite Beat!*, is a [scoring](/wiki/Score) term used when a player has completed a comboset with the highest possible [accuracy](/wiki/Gameplay/Accuracy) on every note. This idea originates from the Nintendo DS game Elite Beat Agents in which the [osu!standard](/wiki/Game_mode/osu!) [game mode](/wiki/Game_mode) is based on.
+
+<!-- TODO: Add links-->

wiki/Grade/en.md

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+---
+stub: true
+tags:
+  - rank
+---
+
+# Grade
+
+**Grades**, in osu!, are a set of letters representing a player's performance on a given [beatmap](/wiki/Beatmaps). Grades accompany the total [score](/wiki/Score) on the result screen and appear in all lists alongside scores.
+
+From lowest to highest, the possible grades are F, C, B, A, S, Silver S, SS, and Silver SS. Silver grades are only achievable when using the [Hidden](/wiki/Game_modifier/Hidden), [Flashlight](/wiki/Game_modifier/Flashlight), or [Fade In](/wiki/Game_modifier/Fade_In) [game modifiers](/wiki/Game_modifier).
+
+<!-- TODO: Add links-->

wiki/Graveyard/en.md

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+---
+stub: true
+tags:
+  - dead
+---
+
+# Graveyard
+
+The **graveyard** is a subforum for [beatmapsets](/wiki/Beatmaps/Beatmapsets) that have been abandoned by their creator(s). Graveyarded maps do not count towards a user's total upload limit. The [beatmapset host](/wiki/Beatmaps/Beatmapsets/Beatmapset_host) may "revive" a beatmapset by updating it. This requires a free pending slot and sends it back to being a [Work in Progress](/wiki/Beatmaps#work-in-progress-and-pending) beatmapset.
+
+Beatmaps that are not updated by their creator for **28 days** will automatically be sent to the Graveyard.
+
+<!-- TODO: Add links-->

wiki/Grid_snapping/en.md

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+---
+stub: true
+tags:
+  - grid lock
+  - lock
+---
+
+# Grid snapping
+
+**Grid snapping** refers to the act of using the `Grid Snap` button functionality in the [beatmap editor](/wiki/Beatmap_Editor). Enabling it will force every [hit object](/wiki/Hit_object) that is interacted with by the creator to move to the nearest position along the intersections of the grid, or, in other words, "snapping." The `Grid Snap` button can be found on the right-hand side of the editor.
+
+The base level of spacing between each sector of the grid can be adjusted by pressing `G`, or by navigating to `View` -> `Grid Level`. Grid snapping can help with aligning objects to each other and attempt to arrang them in neater patterns.
+
+<!-- TODO: Add image of Grid Snap button location or the Grid Snap button itself -->
+
+<!-- TODO: Add links-->

wiki/redirect.yaml

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 "bancho": "Disambiguation/Bancho"
 "easy": "Disambiguation/Easy"
 "ez": "Disambiguation/EZ"
+"fail": "Disambiguation/Fail"
+"failed": "Disambiguation/Fail"
+"failing": "Disambiguation/Fail"
 "mods": "Disambiguation/Mod"
 "mod": "Disambiguation/Mod"
 "osu!": "Disambiguation/osu!"
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 "ds_games":                    "Glossary#ds-games"
 "eba":                         "Glossary#eba"
 "elite_beat_agents":           "Glossary#eba"
-"fail":                        "Glossary#fail"
-"failed":                      "Glossary#fail"
-"failing":                     "Glossary#fail"
 "fc":                          "Glossary#fc"
 "full_combo":                  "Glossary#fc"
 "geki":                        "Glossary#geki"