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--- wiki:contribution_guidelines [2022/07/24 15:56] – reword to guidelines wirlaburla
+++ wiki:contribution_guidelines [Unknown date] (current) – external edit (Unknown date) 127.0.0.1
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 These guidelines aim to keep a standard of the quality of contributions to this wiki to prevent any useless or misleading information. It is a requirement to adhere to these guidelines upon any contribution to the wiki. Only on extremely rare circumstances may any set standard or rule be circumvented. These may change over time.
-===== Pages =====
+===== Articles =====
-Pages must have a valid reason or notability to be created. If a subject does not have any logical or historical significance, it is considered under our standard and will be removed. A good way to determine if a page is worth making is if the subject has had any notable impact to other page or event.
+Articles must be of reasonable historical significance or notoriety. If an article does not have any logical or historical significance, it is considered below our standard and will be removed or discussed depending on its contents. A good way to determine if an article is worth making is if the topic is significant to any relevant or related topics and articles.
-Here are some ways to indicate if a page should be created:
+Here are some ways to indicate if an article is acceptable:
-  * Is the subject relevant and important to any other page?
+  * Is the topic relevant and important to our goal?
-  * Is the subject a notable figure, place, or event in its community?
+  * Is the topic a notable figure, place, or event in its community?
-  * Has the subject pertained or done anything worthy of discussion?
+  * Is the topic involved in or directly acting in any other relevant or accepted topic?
-Just because a topic exists, doesn't mean it gets a page.
+Just because something exists doesn't always make it important.
-Pages must be organized and formatted correctly to meet our standard. Headlines cannot be non-nonsensical or out of order, and must be divided into categories that make sense for navigating. Contents such as Early Life or topics about a user itself are not acceptable for this wiki.
+Articles must be organized and formatted correctly to meet our standard. Headlines cannot be nonsensical or out of order, and must be divided into respective categories for navigating. Contents such as Early Life or topics about a user itself are not acceptable for this wiki.
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