Guidelines

The purpose of this wiki is to provide a free, high-quality, ever expanding knowledge base of all things related to the Age of Edos canon. In addition, it is intended to help organize and encourage expansion upon the existing canon by others than the original author. The only way these goals can be met is through group cooperation, and by the creation of a mature, respectful, and civil community.

These guidelines cover the general tone of behavior and etiquette that all users should strive towards. These are not set rules, simple guides for how one should ideally conduct themselves.

Article Guide
All articles on this wiki should have the following qualities:
 * Well formatted. - The proper use of wiki syntax and formatting is key to presenting legible, clear, and user-friendly information.
 * Professional. - All articles should be free of spelling, grammar, punctuation, and similar errors. In addition, the tone of all articles should be as professional as possible.
 * Informative. - The purpose of this wiki is to share information. Content that does not convey information should be kept to a minimum to avoid clutter and bloating. Stick to the facts, and keep it simple.
 * Certifiably canon. - Due to the ever expanding and developing nature of the Edos canon, it is important to make sure all information presented on this wiki can be verified as officially canonical. Currently, the only officially recognized sources of approved canon are posts on the AoE Tumblr, posts made on this wiki by Ymrae, and posts made on this wiki that have recieved Ymrae's Official Seal of Approval.

Code of Conduct

 * Take the initiative. - You have the power to edit, add to, and improve almost every single page on this wiki. Make use of that! Don't be afraid to use the edit button as much as you wish. There's always room for improvement and things that need to be added.
 * Be polite. - This is a community project, which means it can only thrive if everyone is nice, courteous, patient, and helpful to one and other.
 * Do not vandalize. - Vandalism is defined as the addition, deletion, or alteration of any content made in a deliberate attempt to compromise the integrity of the wiki. Don't mess pages up on purpose. Blanking articles or sections, replacing content with jokes or other nonsense, and sneakily making articles inaccurate is considered vandalism. Any vandalizing edits should be removed and reported to an admin.
 * Assume the best. - If someone does something you don't understand, assume the best of the situation. Assume they were doing something to help the wiki, not damage it. Innocent until proven guilty.
 * Edit summaries are your friend. - In the upper right hand corner there should be a little box labeled "edit summary". Use this to explain what the purpose of your edit was so changes made to articles can be better tracked and managed.
 * When in doubt, ask. - The Forum exists for a reason, as do the talk pages and other community features of this article. If you're not sure how to do something, if you should do something, or are unclear on some specific, do not hesitate to ask.
 * Source, cite, and credit. - Because some of the content on this wiki is generated by members of the community, it is always important that you source, cite, and provide credit when referencing the (approved canon only, please) content created by someone else, be it art, prose, or whatever.