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* | <h3 style="text-align: left;">'''How you can contribute to our community:'''</h3> | ||
* The most obvious way you can do this is by [[Special:CreatePage|indexing a character, verse, etc. on the wiki]]. Please when making a profile follow the [[:Category:Standard Format|standard format]], [[Common Editing Mistakes|common editing mistakes]] and [[Character Profile Rules|profile rules]]. While we appreciate general attempts to make profiles, we enforce these standards to ensure uniformity across the site. We have to keep these standards consistent for regulation and so that people can properly understand the material. Profiles must also be put into blogs first so the can be viewed and approved before they are uploaded. | |||
* If you believe any statistics, abilities, or general content of a character's page is lacking, you can make a [https://thecodex.fandom.com/f?catId=3087637450554643270 Content Revision Thread] to detail what you think should be done about it. Please keep in mind that not all CRTs will be automatically accepted, but we are open-minded to new ideas and want to improve our pages as much as we can. You are free to create threads regarding most topics [[Discussion Rules|as long as they aren't specifically banned]]. | |||
* Another way you can contribute is by adding [[Special:Categories|categories]] to our pages. Categories are important to our site because they act as identifiers for groups where pages belong. Some of them, such as [[:Category:Terms|Terms]] and [[:Category:Profile under revisions|Profile under revisions]], are incredibly important because they facilitate large aspects of our community. Chances are that you wouldn't assign these exact levels of categories, but the point is that they are generally important for our stability overall. | |||
* | * The last notable thing you can do is just be active on [https://thecodex.fandom.com/f our internal Forums/Discussions board]! There are many things you can talk about in our categorized discussions. For example, our [https://thecodex.fandom.com/f?catId=3087637450554643276 Versus Threads] let you freely pit characters against one another in fair matches. You can discuss general things regarding a verse in [https://thecodex.fandom.com/f?catId=1857686 General Discussion]. You can even just mess around and have fun in the [https://thecodex.fandom.com/f?catId=3087637450554643275 Fun and Games] Board! It's ultimately up to you what parts of it you want to engage in if you're interested, but we try to offer a lot of diversity for our community. | ||
* | These aren't the only ways you can contribute to our wiki, but they are the most obvious ones for those who might be interested. Either way, we hope you have a good experience when browsing the site. | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:10, 9 February 2023
How you can contribute to our community:
- The most obvious way you can do this is by indexing a character, verse, etc. on the wiki. Please when making a profile follow the standard format, common editing mistakes and profile rules. While we appreciate general attempts to make profiles, we enforce these standards to ensure uniformity across the site. We have to keep these standards consistent for regulation and so that people can properly understand the material. Profiles must also be put into blogs first so the can be viewed and approved before they are uploaded.
- If you believe any statistics, abilities, or general content of a character's page is lacking, you can make a Content Revision Thread to detail what you think should be done about it. Please keep in mind that not all CRTs will be automatically accepted, but we are open-minded to new ideas and want to improve our pages as much as we can. You are free to create threads regarding most topics as long as they aren't specifically banned.
- Another way you can contribute is by adding categories to our pages. Categories are important to our site because they act as identifiers for groups where pages belong. Some of them, such as Terms and Profile under revisions, are incredibly important because they facilitate large aspects of our community. Chances are that you wouldn't assign these exact levels of categories, but the point is that they are generally important for our stability overall.
- The last notable thing you can do is just be active on our internal Forums/Discussions board! There are many things you can talk about in our categorized discussions. For example, our Versus Threads let you freely pit characters against one another in fair matches. You can discuss general things regarding a verse in General Discussion. You can even just mess around and have fun in the Fun and Games Board! It's ultimately up to you what parts of it you want to engage in if you're interested, but we try to offer a lot of diversity for our community.
These aren't the only ways you can contribute to our wiki, but they are the most obvious ones for those who might be interested. Either way, we hope you have a good experience when browsing the site.
