User blog:Auric Drake/Rules and Guidelines

This blog post contains the rules and guidelines on being a member of the 62studio Wiki.

Rules

 * 1) Keep it civil: Do not make personal attacks on other people. If you need to criticize another user’s argument, do so without attacking them as a person. Do not use bigoted language, including slurs which degrade another person or group of people based on gender, race, sexual orientation, nationality, religion, etc. This is a general rule of FANDOM.
 * 2) No NSFW content. While 62studio's games are obviously NSFW, this wiki should only have SFW content in order to comply with FANDOM rules. What this means in practice is that you should refrain posting any pornographic images or videos, such as images of H-scenes or of succubi in their undressed states. Some images of succubi in their dressed states still have NSFW parts like exposed nipples - these should not be posted as-is, but should first be edited using an image editing program like Paint.
 * 3) No piracy. Don't post links that allow the games to be downloaded illegally. Also, don't post too many images from the games - while posting a few is okay, posting all of the images from a game (as is done in certain other places on the internet) is not allowed.

Breaking the rules will lead to various punishments, up to and including being blocked from the wiki.

Guidelines
These are some useful guidelines on how to behave on the wiki. Unlike the rules, not following these won't lead to punishments, but it's a good idea to follow them anyway since it will improve your and everyone else's experiences on the wiki.


 * 1) Register. If you plan on doing a lot on the wiki, especially if you plan on being a regular editor, please make a FANDOM account. This makes it easier for others to communicate with you.
 * 2) Use the translations. There are translations (with varying degrees of completeness) for all of the games. Links to them can be found in this other blog post. Applying these translations to your games will let you enjoy them a lot more, and make it easier for you to discuss them with other fans and to contribute to the wiki.
 * 3) Browse the wiki before editing. This will help you understand how the wiki is formatted and which pages need more editing.
 * 4) Follow existing page formats when creating a new page. This is important to keep the wiki pages consistent with each other. For example, if you're making a page for a new character, you should look at how existing character pages are formatted. One thing you could do is copy the formatting from an existing, similar page to your new page, then modify it as necessary.
 * 5) For characters and enemies that appear in multiple games, remember to include tabs at the top of the page that link to the other games where the character/enemy is found in.
 * 6) Most pages should also have a relevant navbox at the bottom (sometimes multiple navboxes), allowing people to easily navigate around the wiki.
 * 7) If in doubt, ask an admin. At the moment, the only admin on the wiki is me. But feel free to ask me on my message wall if you have any questions about the wiki.