Rules

THIS IS AN OFFICIAL POLICY. PLEASE DISCUSS CHANGES ON THE TALK PAGE. UNAUTHORIZED CHANGING OF THESE RULES IS PROHIBITED.

Rules of Basic Conduct

1. Do not vandalize.
2. Follow the guidlines for Discussions
3. Do not use alternative accounts for ban evasion or vandalism.
4. Do not make content that is related to real life.
5. Do not engage in meatpuppetry to manipulate community consensus.

If you believe an action someone has taken is incorrect, please try to politely discuss it with them. Everyone makes mistakes, and the other person would appreciate (polite) feedback.

Discussion & behavioral guidelines

1. Spam, trolling or vandalism of any kind is not tolerated on The Mockupverse Wiki, especially in discussions, article/blog post comments or message walls.
2. Bullying and harassment are not allowed on The Mockupverse Wiki.
3. Advertisement is not allowed on The Mockupverse Wiki, especially in discussions, article/blog post comments or message walls.
4. Swearing is not tolerated in discussions, article/blog post comments or message walls.
5. Threatening in discussions, article/blog post comments or message walls will not be tolerated.
6. Scamming is not allowed on The Mockupverse Wiki, especially in discussions, article/blog post comments or message walls.
7. Posts that ask or beg for upvotes will be deleted.
8. Off-topic posts or comments will be deleted.
9. Use common sense when interacting with people. Be open-minded when there are differing opinions.

File name policy

1. Be as descriptive as possible; avoid undescriptive names like Uhx2fenllgv51.jpg, Screenshot 20201020-145226.jpg, or Meme4.jpg.
2. Do not upload graphic/pornographic conent.

Edit warring policy

Users are limited to three reverts per 24 hours per user on any given article. Violation of this is considered edit warring. Exceptions include:

• Reverting of obvious vandalism and sockpuppets.
• Self-reverting.
• Reverting edits made in your userspace, so as long as your user page is acceptable.
• Reverting stuff illegal in the USA.
• Reverting in line with consensus. Link to the discussion when making such reverts.

Any protracted content dispute involving repeated reversions of others' edits, even if they do not breach the three revert rule, is still an edit war. Editors who engage in edit wars or constantly revert others without attempting to seek community consensus for their disputed changes may be blocked from editing.

Violation of these rules will result in actions necessary to prevent disruption, including possible sanctions.