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* Address reports of vandalism or inappropriate behavior.
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* Maintain a welcoming environment for contributors.
* Maintain a welcoming environment for contributors.
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[[Category:Wiki Guidelines]]
[[Category:Editing Rules]]

Latest revision as of 11:01, 3 December 2024

TCG:Editing Rules[edit source]

Welcome to the TCG Card Shop Simulator wiki! This page outlines the standards and guidelines all contributors must follow to maintain the quality, accuracy, and usability of the wiki. Following these rules ensures the wiki remains an organized and reliable resource for the community.

General Guidelines[edit source]

  • Be Respectful: Always treat others with respect and courtesy. Avoid offensive language, personal attacks, or engaging in unnecessary edit wars. Disagreements should be resolved constructively through discussion on the Talk page.
  • Maintain Neutrality: Write articles in an objective and neutral tone. Avoid adding personal opinions, biases, or speculative content. All information should be verifiable and based on reliable sources.
  • Follow the Manual of Style: The wiki uses a consistent formatting style to make articles easy to read and navigate. Ensure you use correct spelling, grammar, and structure.
  • Cite Your Sources: Information added to the wiki must be supported by reliable references, such as official game documentation, developer blogs, or in-game data. Avoid adding unsourced or unverifiable content.
  • Avoid Vandalism: Adding false, irrelevant, or inappropriate content is considered vandalism and will result in warnings, editing restrictions, or bans.

Content Guidelines[edit source]

Detailed content guidelines ensure the information on the wiki is accurate, organized, and relevant to the game.

Accuracy[edit source]

  • Verify all information before adding it. Cross-check with official game resources to ensure the details are correct.
  • Avoid speculation, rumors, or content based on personal interpretations. If necessary, explicitly label speculative content as such.
  • Double-check numerical data, such as card stats, XP requirements, or financial information. Mistakes in these areas can confuse readers and impact gameplay strategies.

Formatting[edit source]

  • Use proper wiki markup for headings, lists, tables, and links. This ensures a consistent structure across all articles.
  • Titles should be descriptive and concise. For example, use "TCG:Stock Order" instead of vague or unclear titles like "How to order stock."
  • Use appropriate headings to divide sections. Major sections should use `==`, and subsections should use `===`.
  • Avoid unnecessary formatting. Overuse of bold, italics, or underlines can make pages look cluttered.

Categories and Links[edit source]

  • Internal Links: Use internal links to connect related articles (e.g., `Stock Order` instead of plain text). This helps readers easily navigate the wiki.
  • Categories: Add relevant categories to each page (e.g.,). Categories improve organization and make it easier for readers to find related content.
  • External Links: Use external links sparingly and only when linking to authoritative or official sources, such as developer websites or announcements.

Images[edit source]

  • Upload relevant and high-quality images only. Ensure the file name describes the content (e.g., `Blazeburst_Card.png`).
  • Use Template:Template link general for proper placement and a clear caption.
  • Avoid using copyrighted images unless permission has been granted or the image falls under fair use.

Page Creation Guidelines[edit source]

When creating a new page, ensure it follows the proper structure and guidelines.

Steps for Creating a Page[edit source]

1. Search First: Check if a page already exists to avoid duplication. Use the search bar to look for similar or related topics. 2. Use Proper Titles: Use short, descriptive titles. Game-related pages should begin with "TCG:" (e.g., `TCG:Daily Report`). 3. Start with an Introduction: The first section of every page should be a brief introduction that summarizes the topic. Example: "Stock Order is a feature in TCG Card Shop Simulator that allows players to manage their store’s inventory by ordering new items and restocking products." 4. Divide Content into Sections: Use appropriate headings to organize the article. Major sections may include Overview, Features, Tips, and Examples. 5. Include Infoboxes and Tables: If applicable, include an infobox or table for structured data. Use pre-existing templates for consistency (e.g., `InfoboxNeue`).

Editing Guidelines[edit source]

Proper editing ensures the wiki remains consistent and accurate.

  • Minor Edits: When correcting typos, updating links, or making small changes, mark the edit as "minor."
  • Edit Summaries: Always describe your changes in the "Edit Summary" box. For example, write "Fixed spelling errors" or "Updated card stats based on version 1.2."
  • Talk Pages: Discuss significant changes on the article's Talk page before implementing them. Respect other contributors' input and aim to reach a consensus.

Prohibited Content[edit source]

To keep the wiki informative and professional, the following are not allowed:

  • Speculative or fan-made content unless clearly labeled as such.
  • Irrelevant or off-topic material unrelated to TCG Card Shop Simulator.
  • Offensive language, hate speech, or inappropriate content.
  • Spam, advertisements, or promotional material.

Dispute Resolution[edit source]

If disagreements arise over edits: 1. Discuss: Use the Talk page to explain your changes and understand others' perspectives. 2. Mediation: If a resolution cannot be reached, contact an administrator for guidance. 3. Final Decisions: Administrators will review disputes and make the final call.

Administrator Responsibilities[edit source]

Administrators have additional responsibilities to ensure the wiki operates smoothly:

  • Enforce wiki rules and resolve disputes fairly.
  • Manage user permissions and protect pages if necessary.
  • Address reports of vandalism or inappropriate behavior.
  • Maintain a welcoming environment for contributors.