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Welcome to the Editing Rules, containing all the important rules that need to be followed when making an edit to an article. Please read all the rules thoroughly before making an edit on this wiki. We want all our pages to be helpful, information, and professional. These rules are important, and we expect all users to read them and follow through with them, so that we can have a fun and easy time learning about club on this wiki. If you break any of these rules, it will be very hard for the staff to track down all the pages that need to be fixed and spend time fixing silly and unnecessary mistakes. So please take care to read carefully and follow them all. :) (If you need help editing and don’t know what to do or are stuck, please see the Editing Help page, or ask a staff member.)

Editing Rules
  1. Information You Should Add: When you edit or create a page, please keep in mind the information that is relevant to the club and the reader. Information that typically should be added includes the name of the blog post on which the club takes place on, by whom and when the club was created, who is currently in charge of the club, a list of current members, a list of jobs/positions, any unique features specific to the club, and any other information the reader might like to to know and will be interested in, such as how long the club has been running, if it had ever been stopped at one point and then restarted again, etc. If the club has a unique logo or saying, that would be an excellent example of what to add to the article as well. Upload a picture of the logo (if the club has one) and write their motto/saying down there as well! Any information that is relevant and not unkind is welcome!
  2. Information You Shouldn’t Add: While editing, please also keep in mind the information that is NOT relevant to the club and the reader. Please also refrain from adding information that has the potential to hurt others or any personal opinions. Do not add information that is unnecessary, irrelevant, or nonsensical. This includes advertisements, spam, false information, random information, or outdated information. If you want to advertise something that is not related to the club, please do so on the Advertisements Board, not on articles. For instance, if you found an amazing drawing app and want to share it, articles about clubs is not the place to do so. :) Please do not spam or insert nonsense into the pages, such as “Hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hsuagushsbns.” You will get a small warning if you do so :) Also, this next part is IMPORTANT! Please please please do not add subjective information in articles. This means personal opinions. Only give facts in articles, not opinions. We want readers to get to know the clubs from a neutral point of view, not what you think of the club. So refrain from adding things such as, “The (so and so) club is an terrible club. It is so dumb and not fun at all. Don’t join it.” Not only will this hurt the feelings of the owner of the club if they see it, it may be the complete opposite! It could be a very fun and popular club, and just because you personally don’t like it, don’t put it out on articles. Keep your thoughts to yourself.
  3. Grammar: Please use grammar to your best ability when editing pages. If you need to check for any spelling/grammatical issues, you can use https://www.grammarcheck.me/ to do so. Pages that have multiple misspellings and grammatical errors will have to be fixed and edited, and honestly, it wouldn’t be fair for others to go through your major grammatical errors and fix them instead of you. Avoid making huge mistakes. If a small mistake slips out and you don’t notice it, it’s fine! :) Someone else will probably see it and it will only take them a second to fix. But please do try your best. All pages must also be written in English. If you speak another language, you can use https://translate.google.com/ to convert your text to English. We want all our readers to be able to read easily and understand as best as they can what information we have to offer.
  4. Infobox Edit: If you have created a page that doesn’t have an infobox, or the infobox needs to be edited in any way, please add the page to the category Clubs That Need Infobox Edit, so that we know which pages need their infobox to be edited.
  5. Stubs: If you have created a page that is lacking information and needs more information, or just needs to be edited, please mark it as a stub by typing {{Stub}} at the top of the page and adding the category stubs to the page. Users can be able to access incomplete pages much easier, and add any information that is missing.
  6. Personal Opinions: Do not use subjective categories or terms in articles. Subjective means an opinion based on one's personal judgement. They can be characteristic traits, or words to describe someone or something. Words such as "boring", "popular/unpopular", "famous/infamous", "dumb", "creative", are all subjective because they are personal opinions.
  7. Categories: Do not add categories/subcategories that aren’t relevant to the page. Also, please do not add pages to categories that don’t even exist. Click here to see the list of official categories that exist and you should be using.
Categories
  1. Do not add categories to media, your user profile, or userblogs that have been created on this wiki. The only category userblogs should have is the Blog posts category, which are automatically added by default when a userblog is created. These features are used for sharing your thoughts or unimportant information, and categories are best suitable for content that is related to the topic of the wiki.
  2. Do not insert text into category pages. Category pages aren't pages that you're supposed to edit as an article, they're literally only for categorizing pages. The only thing you should be doing is adding appropriate subcategories if needed. Please ask an admin for help regarding which subcategories you should be adding, because subcategories vary depending on what the original category is.
  3. Do not add a subcategory that is the same as an original category. For example, if you were to be adding subcategories to the original category Nature Clubs, there's no need to add the subcategory Nature Clubs to the category page, because it makes no sense.
  4. Categories are case sensitive, so you shouldn't be using two of the same categories, one in capital letters, and one in lower case letters in a page. For example, using both the categories "Users" and "users" is not needed. This is spam and will result in a block. You should be adding the proper categories as you see them written in the list of official categories.
  5. All categories should be plural. Plural means more than one. For example, don’t add a category called “Random Club” because that’s singular and means only one. Instead, the category should be called “Random Clubs” because that is plural.
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