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#* Make sure you are providing evidence for the claims stated on a page, and even if we can't check them all, we will scrutinize sources when applicable.
#* Make sure you are providing evidence for the claims stated on a page, and even if we can't check them all, we will scrutinize sources when applicable.
# Use a neutral point of view
# Use a neutral point of view
#* Make your pages should be written neutrally and without bias.
#* Your pages should be written neutrally and without bias.
 
# Don't edit or create a page about yourself or a company you own
#* If a page about yourself or your company is vandalized, please ping an archives manager in your private channel.
== Resources ==
== Resources ==



Latest revision as of 20:38, 20 September 2026

This page will outline the policies in which an editor should follow to properly make edits on the DemocracyCraft wiki.

Policies

  1. Avoid using AI, such as LLMs like ChatGPT in your work.
    • We want to avoid using other people's copyrighted content without permission.
    • Using grammar correctors is acceptable.
  2. Maintain civility
    • We want the wiki to not be a place for infighting or rudeness, especially from our editors.
  3. Avoiding "edit warring"
    • Instead of reverting someone's edits repeatedly, please make an effort to reach out to them and discuss the problems, or ask an Information manager or higher within the Department of Education to help solve the dispute.
  4. Cite your sources
    • Make sure you are providing evidence for the claims stated on a page, and even if we can't check them all, we will scrutinize sources when applicable.
  5. Use a neutral point of view
    • Your pages should be written neutrally and without bias.
  6. Don't edit or create a page about yourself or a company you own
    • If a page about yourself or your company is vandalized, please ping an archives manager in your private channel.

Resources

Much of this page was based on Wikipedia's list of policies. View their resources for more help on how to act within this wiki's setting, if need be!