Editor Rules

Editing
You may notice, most pages are protected. This is intentional to prevent vandalism, and newer people can be unpredictable and not know the lore and content of the wiki, which could cause a problem with misinformation, official lore inconsistency, and more. If you edit an unprotected page that isn't an unofficial difficulty and is actual official content, do not. You will get a warning from an admin of the wiki. If you keep doing this, you will receive a ban. (Note that this doesn't count toward the Ideas for Guests page, other unofficial pages, and your own difficulty page).

Editing Tips
Make sure to write in English only, use a translator to translate languages to English if your bad at English or don't know English(us admins will correct the page's grammar and spelling mistakes if it is stated that "a translator was used"). Editors should have grammar and spelling when making ideas and wiki content, and try to make it as intricate and creative as possible. For example, "creativity" could be like using color or gradients or using a thesaurus to find professional, more accurate synonyms to replace blander words. Ideas or content that contradict established, official lore/content of the wiki will be removed, and the person who made these contradictions will receive a notice if they have done it multiple times. Keep these contradictions up, you get a warning, then a ban. As an admin editor or an idea submitter, expect your edits to be undone or your ideas to be revoked, as no one is perfect and we all make mistakes every once in a while.

SOMEWHAT IMPORTANT:

Since we see many people do this common capitalization error, DO NOT capitalize the start of every letter. It is bad and incorrect use of capitalization in English, and it just looks awful to look at for some people. You are supposed to capitalize:

All "I's"

The first letter at the start of a sentence

Capitalize pronouns, and adjectives formed from pronouns

Vandalism
If a case of vandalism has been spotted and you aren't an admin editor, your job is to report the vandalism to a wiki admin(preferably system operators), so they can revert the admin and warn/ban the person who vandalized the page. The warning/ban they receive is based on what they vandalized. If the vandalism the vandal has done is far too much, you can get a content moderator or system operator to rollback the vandal and subsequently block. If the vandals try to bother you about it, do not feed them what they want, as they are acting like trolls, and trolls intentionally want reactions. Instead of reacting violently, report the vandal to an admin to get them subsequently banned.

Have Ideas?
You may have good ideas when reading this wiki, and it wouldn't hurt to contribute. However, most pages are protected, preventing you from editing them. However, you can try to contribute your ideas through two ways:


 * One, comment on a page about your idea. You will be given feedback and comments about your idea, and whether if it is good enough to be added in.
 * Two, convey your ideas through the Ideas for Guests page. Edit in your ideas, and it may be accepted and added.

Once you have sent enough good ideas, you will be promoted to admin, allowing you to edit the pages yourself without commenting/editing on another page. Be sure not to vandalize, or send intentionally bad ideas or else you will be demoted, and in the case of vandalism, you may be given a warning or even a ban depending on the severity.

Creating Difficulty Submissions
You can make difficulties here, however your difficulty must have some requirements to be considered a difficulty:


 * The quality when looking and reading the page must not be bad. It needs to have at least decent grammar and spelling(exceptions include if English isn't your main language/you're bad at English, and if you used a translator to translate stuff to English), must not be a spam of random terms(a problem of TFD+ stuff), must be somewhat clear to read, etc.
 * It needs to be like a normal difficulty, with an infobox, obstacles, etc.
 * The obstacles have to be accurate to the difficulty's placement, or at least harder than the previous and easier than the next difficulty.

Failure to have these requirements within a wiki will result in your difficulty being considered NAD, or Not a Difficulty. Once you get NAD, there is no going back, you have to make another difficulty if you want a successful difficulty.

If your difficulty isn't considered NAD, it can possibly be added into the difficulty chart as an official difficulty, if the admins decide so.

Most Importantly...
' Happy Editing! '