Rules & Policies/Article Guidelines

'''This page lists all the editing guidelines for articles on this wiki. This is MUST READ for editors.'''

Editing Guidelines

 * This Wikia uses Australian spelling (i.e. "colour", "grey", "favourite"...)
 * Please source images used, unless you own the image; otherwise make sure the author, if reachable, allows using their image.
 * If uploading an image/editing, please source in 'References' or the image description. Suspensions will persist if ignored overtime.
 * When uploading new images, please make sure to use a filename that wouldn't overwrite an unrelated existing file and wouldn't cause confusion in the future - for example, you can use the current date, e.g.: Furby2021-02-06.png, not Furby.png.
 * Not enforced but would be appreciated if files names are changed to relate to the image for easier finds. e.g: 12531998-10-12.png to catintheboxfrontview.png
 * Do not add duplicate categories to pages. For example:
 * Do not add categories such as "Book" and "Books" to a single article page.
 * Do not add the "Books" category into the Books category itself.
 * No commentary or opinions are allowed in articles. Please keep comments, commentary, opinions, etc, confined to your own blog or the article's talk page.
 * Avoid adding bias to articles, speak as if you were just informing the audience as a bland, unthinking robot/news reporter.
 * Do not create categories that would only be suited to one page e.g., creating a category for pages about movies when only one page can be sorted into the category.

Breaking these policies will result in a ban. See Rules and Policies for all information.


 * Profanity should not be used on articles, as users who may not be registered could be quite young and are able to browse pages on the wiki.
 * Vandalism will not be tolerated and will lead to a block instantly. Vandalism is when a user purposely damages a page.
 * No commentary or opinions are allowed in articles. Please keep comments, commentary, opinions, etc, confined to your own blog or the articles talk page.
 * Avoid adding bias to articles.