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Core Editing Principles
- Accuracy: Use reliable sources; no leaks or rumors allowed.
- Neutrality: Present information fairly and objectively.
- Consistency: Maintain style and structure for ease of navigation.
- Collaboration: Promote respectful and constructive feedback.
Formatting and Styling
- Consistent Language and Tone: Use neutral, professional language; present tense with exceptions for deceased characters and outdated elements.
- Structure and Layout: Follow recommended layouts with headings and infoboxes.
- Linking and Categorization: Link related pages; add relevant categories.
- Sourcing and Citations: Use the reference template for consistent citations.
- Visuals and Media: Use images and media sparingly; credit appropriately.
Editing Process and Etiquette
- Templates: Utilize existing templates for consistency.
- Collaboration: Engage constructively and use discussion pages for changes.
- Respectful Communication: Communicate respectfully and focus on content.
- Be Open to Feedback: Accept constructive criticism and revise accordingly.
- Avoid Edit Wars: Resolve conflicts on the Talk page.
- Familiarize Yourself with Guidelines: Understand wiki standards before editing.
Technical Guidelines
- Linking: Create hyperlinks to related articles.
- Categorization: Classify articles with appropriate categories.
- Image and Media Usage: Ensure relevance and follow guidelines for formats and attribution.
- Formatting References and Citations: Use the reference template for clarity.
- Markdown and Editing Tools: Learn markdown tools for effective formatting.
- Template Usage: Use existing templates to streamline contributions.
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