Merge pull request #3844 from Pennek/glossary-n

Add N lettered article stubs from glossary

wiki/Beatmapping/New_combo/en.md

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+---
+stub: true
+tags:
+  - NC
+---
+
+# New combo
+
+*Main page: [Combo](/wiki/Beatmapping/Combo)*
+
+**New combos** (more commonly known as *NCs*) signal the start of a new [combo](/wiki/Beatmapping/Combo). How new combos behave during gameplay depends on the currently selected [game mode](/wiki/Game_mode). They can be selected while [beatmapping](/wiki/Beatmapping) in the [beatmap editor](/wiki/Beatmap_Editor) by clicking the `New Combo` button on the right side of the `Compose` tab, or by using the shortcut `Q`. New combos are an integral part to [colourhaxing](/wiki/Beatmapping/Colourhaxing).
+
+## osu!standard
+
+In [osu!standard](/wiki/Game_mode/osu!), each [hit object](/wiki/Hit_object) has its own combo number and combo colour. When a new combo is started, the combo colour changes and the combo number resets to one. This counts up for each following object.
+
+*Note: Spinners force the next hit object to start a new combo.*
+
+## osu!catch
+
+In [osu!catch](/wiki/Game_mode/osu!catch), each type of fruit is coloured by the currently selected combo colour. When a new combo is started, the combo colour changes. Unlike osu!standard, fruits do not have a combo number.
+
+## Other game modes
+
+[osu!taiko](/wiki/Game_mode/osu!taiko) and [osu!mania](/wiki/Game_mode/osu!mania) do not use new combos.
+
+<!--TODO: Insert lots of links-->

wiki/Disambiguation/EZ/en.md

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 - The [Easy game modifier](/wiki/Game_modifier/Easy).
 - The version name of a beatmap.
-- The difficulty of a beatmap:
+- The [difficulty](/wiki/Difficulties) of a beatmap:
   - ![](/wiki/shared/diff/easy-m.png) EZ, for osu!mania.
   - ![](/wiki/shared/diff/easy-s.png) Easy, for osu!standard.
   - ![](/wiki/shared/diff/easy-t.png) Kantan, for osu!taiko.

wiki/Disambiguation/NC/en.md

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+# NC
+
+**NC** can have multiple meanings:
+
+- [Nightcore mod](/wiki/Game_modifier/Nightcore).
+- [New combo](/wiki/Beatmapping/New_combo).

wiki/Disambiguation/NM/en.md

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+# NM
+
+**NM** can have multiple meanings:
+
+- [Normal mod](/wiki/Modding/Normal_mod).
+- The version name of a beatmap.
+- The [difficulty](/wiki/Difficulties) of a beatmap:
+  - ![](/wiki/shared/diff/normal-m.png) NM, for osu!mania.
+  - ![](/wiki/shared/diff/normal-s.png) Normal, for osu!standard.
+  - ![](/wiki/shared/diff/normal-t.png) Muzukashii, for osu!taiko.
+  - ![](/wiki/shared/diff/normal-c.png) Platter, for osu!catch.

wiki/Game_modifier/Nightcore/en.md

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 - Default shortcut key: `D` `D` or `Shift`+`D`
 - Caption: `uguuuuuuuu`
 - Compatible game modes: ![][o!s] ![][o!t] ![][o!c] ![][o!m]
-- Varaint: [Double Time](/wiki/Game_modifier/Double_Time)
+- Variant: [Double Time](/wiki/Game_modifier/Double_Time)
 
 ## Description
 
-The **Nightcore** mod is a [game modifier](/wiki/Game_modifier) that works in the exact same way as it's varaint mod, Double Time, but also increases the pitch and adds a drum track to the background that—in 4/4 time—goes in the order of a bass drum on beats 1 and 3, clap on beats 2 and 4, and crash on beat 1 every 4 measures.
+The **Nightcore** mod is a [game modifier](/wiki/Game_modifier) that works in the exact same way as it's variant mod, Double Time, but also increases the pitch and adds a drum track to the background that—in 4/4 time—goes in the order of a bass drum on beats 1 and 3, clap on beats 2 and 4, and crash on beat 1 every 4 measures.
 
 The [score multiplier](/wiki/Game_modifier/Score_multiplier) stays the same as it would with the Double Time mod enabled, and the beatmap itself is unaffected beyond what the Double Time mod will do.
 

wiki/Modding/Normal_mod/en.md

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+---
+stub: true
+tags:
+  - NM
+---
+
+# Normal mod
+
+A **normal mod** (*NM*) is a [mod](/wiki/Modding) that is provided without requiring any work from the requesting creator. Normal mods are typically done to get second opinions on a [beatmap](/wiki/Beatmaps) to help improve it. Many modders use the term "NM" to distinguish it from [mod for mod](/wiki/Modding/Mod_for_mod) exchanges.
+
+Normal mods are most commonly requested on the forums in [modding queues](https://osu.ppy.sh/community/forums/60), where modders can personalize which kind of beatmaps they want to see, and mappers can find people willing to help them improve their beatmaps.
+
+<!--TODO: Insert lots of links-->

wiki/Modding/Nuke/en.md

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+---
+stub: true
+---
+
+# Nuke
+
+**Nukes** were a [beatmap](/wiki/Beatmaps) moderation tool in the early years of osu!. Any beatmaps that were considered to be disregarding the rules (or the creator disregarding the [Code of Conduct](/wiki/Rules/Code_of_Conduct_for_Modding_and_Mapping)) could be nuked by either the [Beatmap Appreciation Team (BAT)](/wiki/Modding/Beatmap_Appreciation_Team) or the [Global Moderation Team (GMT)](/wiki/People/The_Team/Global_Moderation_Team).
+
+When a beatmap was nuked, it would have a radioactive symbol ![](/wiki/shared/icon/nuke.gif) on its beatmap thread. This would signal other members of the BAT/GMT that it was not to be considered for [Ranked](/wiki/Beatmap_ranking_procedure#ranked) until significant changes had been made. If a beatmap made the corresponding changes, the icon would be removed and it could proceed with the [ranking process](/wiki/Beatmap_ranking_procedure).
+
+Beatmaps could be nuked for a multitude of reasons, but the most common ones were:
+
+- Not following the basics of the [Ranking Criteria](/wiki/Ranking_Criteria).
+  - Containing mistimed sections
+  - Containing randomly placed [hit objects](/wiki/Hit_object) on the grid and/or timeline
+  - Extremely challenging or unconventional beatmaps (e.g. consisting of a single [spinner](/wiki/Hit_object/Spinner)).
+- Not following the [Code of Conduct](/wiki/Rules/Code_of_Conduct_for_Modding_and_Mapping).
+
+Nukes technically still exist on the forums, but with the addition of [Modding v2](/wiki/Beatmap_Discussion) and vetoes they have effectively been replaced and have no use in the current modding system.
+
+<!--TODO: Insert lots of links-->

wiki/redirect.yaml

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 "failing": "Disambiguation/Fail"
 "mods": "Disambiguation/Mod"
 "mod": "Disambiguation/Mod"
+"nc": "Disambiguation/NC"
+"nm": "Disambiguation/NM"
 "osu!": "Disambiguation/osu!"
 "version": "Disambiguation/Version"
 "versions": "Disambiguation/Version"
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 "hidden":                      "Game_modifier/Hidden"
 "hd":                          "Game_modifier/Hidden"
 "nightcore":                   "Game_modifier/Nightcore"
-"nc":                          "Game_modifier/Nightcore"
 "no_fail":                     "Game_modifier/No_Fail"
 "nofail":                      "Game_modifier/No_Fail"
 "nf":                          "Game_modifier/No_Fail"
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 "modders":                     "Glossary#modder"
 "nc_glossary":                 "Glossary#nc"
 "glossary_nc":                 "Glossary#nc"
-"nm":                          "Glossary#nm"
 "nuke":                        "Glossary#nuke"
 "offset":                      "Glossary#offset"
 "online_song_offset":          "Glossary#online-song-offset"