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:: Provide a style guide for referencing OR adopt a standard method (Chicago Manual of Style, etc) [[User:RightBigToe|RightBigToe]] ([[User talk:RightBigToe|talk]]) 02:35, 8 August 2017 (UTC) |
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+ | == New Rule to go into Effect 11/12/2017 (Sunday) == |
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+ | Based on a semi-private discussion to resolve several recent issues with major changes being made without consultation, a new rule will be enacted on 11/12/2017 barring any opposition posted to this discussion. |
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+ | '''<big>Rule: Any Major Change Must be Discussed with the Community and/or Prior Editors prior to being Submitted.</big>''' |
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+ | ''Definitions:'' |
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+ | * '''Major Changes''' |
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+ | ** Any alterations, additions, or deletions to a page that significantly change the meaning of the page, |
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+ | ** OR Altering or deleting an entire section of a page. |
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+ | * '''Consulting the Community and/or Prior Editors''' |
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+ | ** Talk/Discussion Page (preferred) |
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+ | *** Posting a new topic into the page's talk/discussion sub-page with an overview of the proposed changes, |
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+ | *** AND waiting at least 3 days before making the changes in question. |
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+ | ** OR Discord |
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+ | *** Mentioning or private messaging the prior editors through Discord, |
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+ | *** AND discussing the proposed changes, |
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+ | *** AND coming to an agreement of what those changes should look like. |
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+ | ''Clarifications'' |
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+ | * This rule is intended to permit any editor to continue to make minor changes, or any change that is not defined as a major change. |
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+ | * This rule is intended to limit the ability of editors making significant changes to another editor's work without consultation or debate. |
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+ | ''Violations'' |
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+ | * Violating this rule is considered to be a violation of one's duties as an editor and may result in the following punishments: |
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+ | # Warning |
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+ | # Consultation |
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+ | # Temporary Ban |
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+ | # Permanent Ban |
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+ | * These punishments are intended to be used as follows: |
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+ | ** A user may be given a punishment more than one time, i.e. a user could be given more than one warning before receiving a consultation. |
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+ | ** In order at least once per user, i.e. each user gets at least one Warning, Consultation, and Temporary Ban before a Permanent Ban is instituted. |
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+ | ** At the discretion of the moderators (aka Wiki Guardians) and administrators, i.e. a punishment may not always be warranted for a violation. |
Revision as of 17:55, 5 November 2017
Correct English Grammar
Quotations
- I would say that we should not be quoting at all, even if its from Novaquark. Everything should be summarized. RightBigToe (talk) 02:35, 8 August 2017 (UTC)
Sourcing Information
- I think that this is not an ideal guideline because once the Alpha opens up and the NDA goes down, players interacting with the game will be a huge source of information. How do we source that is an interesting question, but I feel that we can't ignore direct interaction with game features. I would also clarify the last remark to say simply that only content that is developed by Novaquark is permitted at this time. RightBigToe (talk) 02:35, 8 August 2017 (UTC)
I think it's important to provide sources when possible. It's a way to keep tracks on old stuffs not implemented or modified, or double-check that the info was well understood by the first contributor. But if there is no source, because it's an ingame observation, it's not a reason to do not publish it because there is no source. John6739
Indeed, I think content coming from the game itself should not need source. Content coming from NQ, should need a source since other people don't know how to verify it otherwise. Other content should not be included, or maybe with a rumored tag.Elildar (talk) 20:32, 27 August 2017 (UTC)
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- Citation Guidelines
- Provide a style guide for referencing OR adopt a standard method (Chicago Manual of Style, etc) RightBigToe (talk) 02:35, 8 August 2017 (UTC)
New Rule to go into Effect 11/12/2017 (Sunday)
Based on a semi-private discussion to resolve several recent issues with major changes being made without consultation, a new rule will be enacted on 11/12/2017 barring any opposition posted to this discussion.
Rule: Any Major Change Must be Discussed with the Community and/or Prior Editors prior to being Submitted.
Definitions:
- Major Changes
- Any alterations, additions, or deletions to a page that significantly change the meaning of the page,
- OR Altering or deleting an entire section of a page.
- Consulting the Community and/or Prior Editors
- Talk/Discussion Page (preferred)
- Posting a new topic into the page's talk/discussion sub-page with an overview of the proposed changes,
- AND waiting at least 3 days before making the changes in question.
- OR Discord
- Mentioning or private messaging the prior editors through Discord,
- AND discussing the proposed changes,
- AND coming to an agreement of what those changes should look like.
- Talk/Discussion Page (preferred)
Clarifications
- This rule is intended to permit any editor to continue to make minor changes, or any change that is not defined as a major change.
- This rule is intended to limit the ability of editors making significant changes to another editor's work without consultation or debate.
Violations
- Violating this rule is considered to be a violation of one's duties as an editor and may result in the following punishments:
- Warning
- Consultation
- Temporary Ban
- Permanent Ban
- These punishments are intended to be used as follows:
- A user may be given a punishment more than one time, i.e. a user could be given more than one warning before receiving a consultation.
- In order at least once per user, i.e. each user gets at least one Warning, Consultation, and Temporary Ban before a Permanent Ban is instituted.
- At the discretion of the moderators (aka Wiki Guardians) and administrators, i.e. a punishment may not always be warranted for a violation.