RayWiki:Basic Rules

At RayWiki we also have our own set of rules and guidelines, so please take some time to read them before you do any work here.

1. Study Wiki code all you can; and study good articles from any Wiki too. It's no good coming here without any understanding of how wikis work.
2. Do NOT post any nonsense whatsoever. This will be dealt with as soon as seen, and such continued activity will result in a block.
3. No spamming. We mean it. Spambots will be shot at will.
4. Any attempts at vandalising an article will be reverted and such constant behaviour will have the offender blocked.
5. Raywiki is for encyclopedic information about the Rayman series, so articles to do with fan creations (fanfiction, pairings etc, but with the exception of important fan games, fans themselves and communities) or completely unrelated material are not permitted.
6. Do NOT submit inappropriate and offensive images to the wiki. By "inappropriate", we mean pictures that have completely nothing to do with Rayman and Rabbids unless for personal uses (e.g. a signature), unofficial images (e.g. fanart used without artists' permission), or images that are otherwise likely to cause upset. By "offensive", we mean pictures that are violent, pornographic or are designed to attack Rayman and Rabbids or a person. These will be removed as soon as seen and users will be warned.
7. Always sign your comments when talking in talk pages. You can do this with either four tildes or with the Signature with Timestamp button above the edit field.
8. Do NOT create or edit articles just to attack any aspect of Rayman (including the Rabbids series) or a person. These will be dealt with.
9. Avoid wiki edit wars all you can, as they are not desirable for anyone. Your edits might be changed by someone else for a reason, and if they do, please contact them politely in their user talk page.
10. Preview your edits before saving the page. You see, not doing this (making minor edits every time) is called flooding, and it gives us sysops and admins a hard time checking through them all, so it's not desirable unless you're making an important change.
11. Don't muck about in other people's user pages. You have your own.
12. Make sure any articles you create are assigned to categories. That helps to organise them, if you catch our drift.
13. If you've been told that you're breaking any of these rules here, please comply in a sensible manner. The more you ignore our warnings, the closer you are to a ban of at least a week.