Reviews:Guidelines

When editing articles and participating in discussions, all users should follow these guidelines at all times.

A forum
Articles do not work like forum topics; if you make an article saying "I will help you, just comment on my profile!" or something similar, it will be deleted.

Talk pages are not to be treated as forum pages, either. Please only keep the discussion related to the well-being of an article on its talk page.

A blog
Articles are not blog pages; do not show your events or chat on articles. Use correct spelling, punctuation, and follow the style guide.

Talk pages are only about that page. Do not play tricks, pranks, fools, or acts of drama. Pay attention to what you are writing and use the "show preview" button to make sure that you did not make any mistakes. Make sure that readers will understand your point.

An advertising hub
Almost all articles about users and user-generated content will be deleted. The wiki is not the place for advertisements or biographies; these pages may end up being targets for vandalism (e.g. "this user was mean!").

If a username is mentioned do not make a link to that user's profile or Wiki user page.

Wikipedia
Although Wikipedia is a template to our wiki and some of our rules may be based on theirs, do not cite Wikipedia or any of its sister projects for any rules or to justify actions. You may propose a rule that is also used on Wikipedia, but you may not propose a rule merely because it is used on Wikipedia. Additionally, you may not warn another user for breaking a rule that only exists on Wikipedia.

Yours
All content on this wiki belongs to every user. Do not sign your username in articles to say that you were the one who edited the page. Your content may be potentially modified or deleted completely. If you do not want this to happen, do not contribute your content here.

A collaborative effort
This is perhaps the most important of all. Editing on the Reviews Wiki is a privilege; if you repeatedly refuse to cooperate with other users, you may end up getting blocked from editing. Please:

Please note that if you revert something without providing a reason, it will be reverted and this is not edit warring.
 * Be nice to others, always. This should go without saying.
 * If somebody does something wrong, especially a newer user, do not get angry; just revert their edit and leave a calm message on their talk page. Do not use caps lock or a condescending tone.
 * If you have done something wrong and you get warned, do not worry. Nobody is perfect.
 * Leave an edit summary, or explanation of what you changed and why, whenever you can. This is done in the text box that says "Summary:" below the editing box. Edit summaries make it easier to track edits without having to look at the actual diff, or comparison between two edits.
 * Do not edit war. This is a dispute between two parties on what should be on a page. This results in each party reverting the other's edit, back and forth, repeatedly. Edit warring will usually result in a page being temporarily protected.
 * Except for in the case of blatant vandalism, assume good faith This means that when any user edits a page, even in the userspace, assume they are trying to help, not hurt.
 * Do not discuss bans or any other topics that may cause unnecessary drama.
 * Please make sure your edits are constructive. Do not make edits that add unnecessary content, remove important content, or interfere with the organization/operation of the Wiki.
 * Never vandalize. Repeated attempts to break apart the wiki through meaninglessly changing pages in unacceptable ways will most likely end up in a block.
 * If you witness a user vandalizing, please undo their edits right away and message an active admin.