Rules

This guidelines page outlines how users should behave on a wiki. This applies to all user groups and helps make the wiki a fun place for all users and readers. Please abide by these rules for the benefit of the wiki and enjoy your time here!

Guidelines
1. Be respectful. Please respect the views of users and don't engage in heated arguments. We're all fans of X here, let's have constructive debate! Harassing users is not respectful and they are more than within their rights to tell you to stop messaging on their message wall - that is their space. Any problems, please contact an admin.

2. Keep things appropriate. Please keep language and content appropriate for the wiki. If we could keep language at PG-13 that would be great and content at a level that reflects the topic the wiki covers. We want to be inclusive of as many users as possible, of different ages and backgrounds. 3. Use the proper category for discussions. We have plenty of Discussions categories to keep threads and conversations organised - this should make it much easier to find conversations you want to participate in!

4. Please listen to admins and team members. Admins and team members are volunteers. They want to make the wiki the most accessible and fun place possible. Please treat them with respect and listen to what they have to say as it is for the benefit of the wiki as a whole. Infringements may result in a block.

5. Follow community formatting guidelines. Articles on this wiki are so well organised and formatted due to this wiki's formatting policy. Please follow this to keep articles consistent and if you have any questions or suggestions, please feel free to contact an admin!

6. Please don't excessively self-promote. A wiki is not a place to excessively promote your website, YouTube channel, blog etc even if it is related to the topic of the wiki. This self-promotion can become disruptive and detract from the core experience of a wiki that is collaboration and not putting own self interests first.

7. Use common sense, be sensible. Very often situations run on a case-by-case basis and the rules cannot cover everything. If you are worried saying or doing something might break the rules, then the chances are it will. Still, if you are unsure, please ask an admin.