DJBWiki:Code of Conduct

In an effort to limit misleading and inflammatory content, the Dark Brotherhood is developing a Code of Conduct for Wiki Authors and Registered Users. All members who use the DJBWiki are bound by the Dark Jedi Brotherhood’s Code of Conduct and the rules explained on the article below. All users will be held accountable to the Chamber of Justice under Article VIII of the Dark Covenant and to the Dark Jedi Brotherhood Wiki Etiquette page. Suggestions for this article are welcome on the Talk page.

General Guidelines

• Register/Login before editing.
• Be mindful that the DJBWiki is a collective project, with many users able to edit nearly every article. Don’t feel bad if your edits get changed.
• Disagreements happen. When they do, try to be civil.
• Remember – we’re all just people. We all make mistakes from time to time.
• When faced with a problem, ask the DJBWiki Staff.

DJBWiki Specific Rules

Registration

• Anyone who wishes to edit of any article needs to register first.
• Failure to register may result in an IP ban.
• DJB members are expected to use their DJB Character’s Name as their login name.
• Spaces can be used in registration/login names.

Editing Behavior

• Registered users will have access to add and edit DJBWiki content, but may be restricted from any article at any time.

Content

• The DJBWiki is a resource for the Dark Jedi Brotherhood. Try not to create articles about things that already exist in the Star Wars Universe. External links to the Star Wars Databank or Wookieepedia are acceptable.
• New articles should only be created after proper research has been conducted to ensure that the subject has not been covered.
• A character article should never replace their DJB dossier and/or ACC Character sheet.
• To maintain continuity, article titles are expected to be written in American English.
• Articles should be written in American English, despite user’s country of origin.
• All articles are subject to corrective action without warning for any of the following:
  • Spelling/Grammar
  • Formatting (text or images)
  • Administrative issues (such as Category inclusion/exclusion)