Jritter Wiki:Wiki rules


 * CATEGORIZE ALL ARTICLES. All articles must be in the category corresponding to it or my head will explode. Please. Articles can be added to categories at the lowest area of the page. Please only use the following categories:
 * Category:Jrencyclopedia - Articles describing and documenting events or concepts unique to or closely related to Jritter
 * Category:People - Self-explanatory, including articles about yourself. Apply only to pages about real people.
 * Category:Characters - Centricide characters or your favorite OC.
 * Category:Satire - Pages that specifically pretend to be serious for the sake of satire.
 * Category:Fun - Articles for the explicit purpose of joking around or being jokes.
 * Category:Other - If an article fits none of the above categories.
 * Limit horny to a minimum. Mark articles as specifically containing NSFW or horny with a CW/TW. Take care to bury NSFW imagery deep inside an article under shovelfuls of text to prevent any situations in which one is greeted with hentai at clicking an article.
 * Use Content Warnings/Trigger Warnings. Use "CW"/"TW" to mark sensitive media, including but not limited to Nazi symbolism and discourse regarding certain topics, at the beginning of articles to allow readers to be forewarned of what they are about to see.
 * No pedophilia. This word is illegal. Don't be weird.
 * No outsiders on the wiki. If you'd like to join the community, please join on on Twitter (It is "Jritter" after all) and introduce yourself. Make friends, make yourself comfortable. Once you are worthy, you shall earn your place.
 * Sexuality and identity are valid. Sexuality, sexual identity, neopronouns, all of those are valid and accepted. Pedophilia and zoophilia are not fucking sexualities and should not exist here.
 * No abuse of irony. Being "ironic" to express opinions such as racism, misogyny, homophobia, transphobia, etc. is an abuse of irony and will be heavily discouraged.
 * Mark ironic/satirical articles as such. Well-intentioned irony and satire are welcome on this community, but please mark all pages with ironic/satirical content to prevent miscommunication.
 * Articles not marked as ironic or satirical will be assumed as ironic and sincere, and should maintain a neutral, encyclopedic viewpoint when describing people and events within Jritter. Sincere articles should not represent the opinions/biases of the writer or any third-party.

Cheers. -that one nerd