Guidelines for Wiki Authors

  1. Be Clear and Concise
    Write in a straightforward, easy-to-understand style. Avoid jargon unless necessary and define technical terms.

  2. Stay Neutral
    Present information impartially, without bias. Do not express opinions or personal viewpoints. All content should be objective.

  3. Cite Reliable Sources
    Provide verifiable references from reputable sources. Ensure sources are up-to-date and relevant to the topic.

  4. Respect Copyright
    Use only content that you have the right to publish. Do not copy text from other sources unless it’s properly attributed and within fair use.

  5. Follow Formatting Guidelines
    Adhere to the wiki’s established formatting rules for headings, lists, citations, and images.

  6. Use Proper Grammar and Spelling
    Ensure all text is grammatically correct and free of typos. Proofread before submitting.

  7. Avoid Original Research
    Do not include personal theories, unpublished facts, or unverified information. Stick to established knowledge.

  8. Be Collaborative
    Engage respectfully with other authors. Discuss edits and improvements constructively.

  9. Stay on Topic
    Ensure all contributions are relevant to the subject. Avoid deviating into unrelated areas or personal anecdotes.

  10. Keep it Organized
    Structure your writing logically. Use headings, subheadings, and bullet points to break down content for easier reading.

  11. Update Content Regularly
    Keep articles up-to-date with new, accurate information. Remove outdated or incorrect content.

  12. Respect Privacy
    Do not include personal details about individuals unless they are publicly relevant and with proper permission.