Memipedia:Rules

Created: MAR10/2021

Last modified: 3/10/2021

Guidelines

 * 1) Writing should be in English, whether that is the UK or US English.
 * 2) Colloquialisms and contracted forms shouldn't be used. Opinions, first or second-person perspectives, and personal bias do not belong in articles. Writing should be in “Encyclopedic” style.
 * 3) Profane, sexually explicit, or inappropriate language is not tolerated.
 * 4) Information must be sourced with an appropriate link and anything used for stats (outside of Roblox).
 * 5) Section headings, subheadings, infoboxes, galleries, and templates should not have their syntax or placement in the article modified.

Edit Summary
Leave a descriptive edit summary every time you edit an article so other editors and the Wiki admins can understand the changes made to the article. Summaries do not need to be long.

Examples of good summaries:
 * "Fixed grammar errors, the spelling of "Trollfce" to "Trollface", and added a sentence about the origins."
 * "Added the new meme song."

Major and Minor Edits
Major edits are the standard, default type of edit made on a page that adds content, removes content, and/or changes the meaning of an article. This includes adding information, references, or multimedia.

Minor edits are a special kind of edit that is superficial to an article's content. Minor edits include typographical corrections, minor formatting changes, syntax updates, and reverting vandalism.

If an editor is making both minor and major changes in a single edit (e.g. fixing spelling and adding content), the major edit takes precedence; the edit should not be marked as major regardless if or how many minor edits were performed.

A general rule of thumb: if unsure whether an edit is major or minor, default to major.

Personal Attacks

 * 1) Users should never personally attack other members of the Wiki community on any part of this site. Comments and critiques should focus on the content, not the person. Do not use bigoted language, including slurs that degrade another person or group of people based on gender, race, sexual orientation, nationality, religion, etc.
 * 2) Avoid edit wars. If you feel an edit or comment was made as an attack, reach out to @WikiJS
 * 3) Users who attack other editors may face temporary or permanent bans from editing or visiting the Wiki.

Others
Structured Discussions is used for things that should be changed, such as suggestions, or for requesting that someone with rollback permissions, rollbacks a page, or other things that requires a certain permission, like patrolling posts. =FAQ=