Custom Edition Wiki:Rules

Rules
Ah, the rules. These are what you should follow, the shape of the wiki. Theoretically it's like the container, wherein the users are like the liquid, which the liquid takes shape. Sometimes the liquid tends to escape from the container, but it'll just be poured back in.


 * Do not put in nonsense articles regarding personal mods, and avoid speaking informally, like the Halo Mods wiki. This is a sort of "branch" of Halopedia, which instead focuses on Custom Edition, which is half-fanon and half-canon. So no personal mods.


 * Do not ask to be an administrator. You will not be banned, as your wiki account is universal, allowed for all domains under wikia.com. Those who request to be an admin want a taste of power, and those who do not ask so continue their duties and let the flow of the wiki continue, regardless of several factors.


 * The only mod/map articles allowed are those that have had an outstanding 7.0 rating or above and more than 25,000 downloads according to stats on halomaps.org. Also, articles for mods/maps will often have to be proposed on the discussion page, to avoid the fate the Halo Mods wiki had.


 * There will be exceptions, but not an article, but a sub-article will be created. It will be created under the author's page, if any.


 * If the mod/map is not uploaded on halomaps.org, then conditions may vary. Please visit this page to propose an article.


 * Mapping teams will be voted on the aforementioned page, wherein a section will be provided. Mapping teams such as CMT and Zteam deserve an article as they have often been hailed for their "perfect" content, although most of it is imperfect either in 3rd person(for Zteam) and in gameplay aspects(for CMT). In short, more popular mapping teams will have an article, but however, will be considered as stub unless they have released anything, like H3MT.


 * All other rules regarding to behavior apply, as with every other place on the web.