Funkipedia Mods Wiki:Rules

Here is a list of all the rules for the Funkipedia Mods Wiki. It's urgent that all users must follow these rules and guidelines in order to ensure a safe and fun time within the FNF Mods Wiki. Wiki staff will be enforcing these rules regularly, so it's important to have a basic understanding of what they are. Because of the fact the rules tend to be updated often, it is also important to check back every now and then to see what's added or updated. Said updates can be found in this page's edit history.
Some of these rules are similar or even exact copies of the non-affiliated Friday Night Funkin' Wiki's rules. However, due to the nature of the mods wiki and the modding community, there are some unique rules as well. If a rule seems unclear, please ask a current member of the wiki staff for clarification.
Like all other Fandom wikis, all users here are expected to follow Fandom's Terms of Use. Failure to adhere to those terms will result in an immediate block.
Block time may vary depending on the severity of the rule broken and the administrator enforcing the rules. Being blocked always results in the IP address of that user being blocked as well.
Rules
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These are the rules related to wiki content.
For guidelines on how to properly format pages on the wiki, view the style manual.
# 	Title 	Description 	Actions
1. 	Vandalism 	Vandalism or any sort of disruptive edits is strictly prohibited. The deliberate act of removing or destroying content on the wiki as well as purposefully spreading false or nonsensical information will not be tolerated. This applies to all articles and images.
Acts of vandalism are always done maliciously; making an unhelpful edit by mistake cannot be considered vandalism. 	Edits will be reverted. Small acts of vandalism could result in a lengthy block.
2. 	Wiki Content 	This wiki is dedicated to the FNF modding scene and the results of it. As such, content from the vanilla game should not be included. Ensure that a mod exists to some capacity as one that lacks a download will be pinned for deletion. (A Gamebanana link, even to a WIP if the quality is high enough, will suffice.) 	Content will be removed. Attempts of adding the same content again will result in a warning.
Further offenses or multiple offenses done in a short period of time will be counted as vandalism, resulting in either a lengthy or indefinite block.
3. 	Uncertain Information 	Double-check before adding any information that is "confirmed" by the mod's developer(s) or the rest of the mod's team. Generally, their words are to be considered canon, but not all details can be added for one reason or another. As a result, such information is subject to omission from the wiki at any time even if a source is linked.
Refrain from adding any personal interpretations of the mod's canon.	Edits will be reverted. A warning will be given if removed information gets readded. Further offenses will result in a block.
4. 	Spamming Edits 	Do not spam. This behavior is disruptive and clutters an article's history. This can range from writing the same thing over and over across an article, to adding a bunch of unnecessary links, to making several edits that consist of adding something then quickly undoing it. Creating pages over and over is also considered spam. Spamming in an article is generally seen as vandalism.	Edits will be reverted. Offending users may receive a lengthy or indefinite block depending on the severity of their actions.
5. 	Page Creation 	Do not create pages with titles that are irrelevant to the currently present mods or those that are similar to already-existing pages. Pages for unreleased mods should only be created if there is a decent amount of information revealed about it or the quality of what currently exists is high enough. 	Unneeded page will be deleted. User will be warned. Further offenses or serious cases of page creation misuse will result in a lengthy or indefinite block.
6. 	Moving Pages 	Do not move existing pages to change their titles. If a problem with an article title is perceived, discuss the matter with an administrator or content moderator first. 	Moved page will be reverted. User will be warned. Further offenses will result in a block.
7. 	Plagiarism 	Do not plagiarize. If information was found from a trustworthy source, do not copy it word for word. Please paraphrase/rewrite the information in your own words. 	Plagiarized content will either be removed or reworded. Offending users will be warned. Further offenses will result in a block.
8. 	Edit Wars 	An edit war occurs when 2 or more editors disagree on information or how it's presented and will try to undo or write over each other on what they think is correct. Due to the disruptive and argumentative nature of this situation, administrators or content moderators will step in to prevent and resolve any further issues. 	The page where this occurs will be fixed and temporarily protected. Offending users might be warned.
9. 	Protected Pages 	Certain articles and files on the wiki are protected, meaning they can only be readily edited by users with certain rights, namely wiki staff members. Though there are a variety of reasons as to why, the most common reason for a page being protected is due to excessive vandalism. Protection can be enabled or disabled for any period of time at the wiki staff's discretion.
Anonymous edits have been disabled due to many cases of vandalism being committed by anonymous users. As a result, it will not be reactivated, meaning users must be logged in to be able to edit.
Although normal users cannot edit a protected article, it is highly suggested that users offer edit suggestions to content moderators, administrators, or bureaucrats. A list of current active staff can be found here.	If the explained proposed changes are deemed sufficient enough, a staff member will either edit on the requested locked article on the user's behalf, or a staff member will temporarily semi-protect the page for the user to make the desired edit for a limited time. However, a staff member will not grant the user temporary content mod permissions to edit a requested locked page.
10.	Using Funkipedia Assets	While we do not own any mod on this wiki, we do own art made by our users for placeholders and other purposes. Do not use them without permission from the artist and wiki. Using them for "Leak" videos when we state they are not official is unacceptable and will lead to us asking you to remove the video. 	Users who use misuse such assets will result in those assets taken down from the user's platform by request, depending on the severity.
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These are the rules for how users should generally behave on the wiki.
# 	Title 	Description 	Actions
1. 	Profiles & Usernames 	Any user with a profile and/or username that's deemed inappropriate by the wiki staff will be forced to change it. 	Failure to comply will result in an indefinite block. Block will be lifted if the profile is no longer deemed inappropriate, but the user must notify the administrator that blocked them on Community Central for this to occur.
2. 	Revealing Personal Information	For your safety, do not share any personal information with anyone on the wiki. This includes sensitive details such as addresses, emails, identification, etc. Sharing photos of yourself and others should also be avoided.
Users leaking someone else's personal information is not allowed (even with their consent). 	Comments containing such information will be removed. Users maliciously revealing other user's sensitive information will receive an indefinite block.
3. 	Underaged Users 	This wiki and the forums are mainly intended for users aged 13 and above. In addition to Fandom's terms of use, Friday Night Funkin' is a T-rated game and this wiki adheres to that rating as well. The contents of the wiki aim to be informative to everyone that enjoys the game, but some of its content may not be entirely appropriate for younger users. Although the wiki staff cannot and will not stop users from entering the wiki and reading or editing its articles, they WILL be blocked if they are discovered to be or are suspected of being under 13 years of age.
Users blocked due to being underaged is done as a preventative measure to protect vulnerable, young users. A blocked user will only be able to browse the wiki, but not be able to interact with other users, potentially those with malicious intent.	Underaged user will be blocked until the user is expected to be about 13 years of age. In case a user is found to be underage, but their current age is ambiguous, an approximation will be set instead.
4. 	Trolling 	Refrain from trolling on the wiki. Inflammatory and insulting comments/posts made to get a rise out of users isn't funny at all. Spreading misinformation, deliberately or as a joke, is also not allowed.
Users on the receiving end of a troll are advised to not feed them any attention. If you suspect that someone is trolling you, ignore them and promptly report them to an administrator or moderator. 	Users engaging in such behavior will receive a lengthy or indefinite block depending on the severity of their actions or their attitude.
5. 	Witch-Hunting 	Do not incite witch-hunts. The wiki staff condemns this behavior. Spreading hate is unacceptable, regardless of the target. 	Users engaging in such behavior will have their comments removed and will be warned or blocked.
6. 	Raids 	Do not message and encourage users to help in raiding other communities. This gives our community a bad reputation and create a plethora of unnecessary issues. 	Users engaging in such behavior will have their comments removed and will be warned or blocked.
7. 	Begging for Rights 	Do not request for administrator/moderator rights. Not only is it rude, but it also makes the existing wiki staff less trusting of your abilities, especially if you have done very little to prove yourself as a respectable editor/contributor of the wiki. We are willing to offer these rights to users with a good history on the wiki, but the staff will approach potential candidates, not the other way around. 	Users engaging in such behavior will eventually receive a warning. Persistent users will receive a block.
8. 	Reporting 	If a user encounters anything that could potentially be breaking the rules, report the offending content or user to an administrator or moderator. Users can also report on comments and posts directly. If there is ever an issue within the wiki or the Discussions Forums, it is best to contact an administrator or moderator first rather than try to sort the situation yourself.
Regular users should keep in mind that they cannot enforce our rules. Reminding others that their actions could be considered rule-breaking is fine, but don't act as though you have any say in the affairs of the staff, because you don't. 	The wiki staff will try to resolve disputes to the best of their ability.
9. 	False Reporting 	Do not false report. In most cases, anything reported that does not break the rules in the staff's eyes will not have any actions taken against it.
A self-report (reporting your own posts/comments) will not be seen as a false report, but rather a deletion request (assuming it was not an accident). 	The wiki staff will ignore the report. Multiple or continuous false reports may result in a warning. Further false reporting will result in a block.
10.	Advertising and Promotion 	Users are not allowed to use the wiki as a platform for advertising or promotion of any sort. Content that is suspected of advertising paid services/products or garnering followers will be removed. Sharing creative content is always welcome, especially if it is related to Friday Night Funkin' mods, but do not post for the intent of advertising. (i.e. promoting/advertising a user's Patreon account, promoting a Discord server via invite link, etc.) 	Users engaging in such behavior will have their content removed and will be warned. Further offenses will result in a lengthy block.
11.	Alternate Accounts 	Creating and using alternate accounts are not punishable by themselves. However, if an alternate account is made, it is asked that the user makes it clear who the account belongs to. The use of an alt to bypass a block on another account (i.e., block evasion), impersonation, or any other rule-breaking actions are not allowed. We do not tolerate the abuse of multiple accounts, otherwise known as sockpuppeting. 	Alternate accounts made to bypass a block will receive an indefinite block.
12.	Impersonation 	Do not impersonate anyone on the wiki. Pretending to be another user or a wiki staff member is taken very seriously, regardless of the intent. 	Users engaging in such behavior will receive an indefinite block.
13.	Shifting Blame 	Do not blame someone else as an excuse for any rule-breaking done on your account. The staff has absolutely no way of verifying that sort of claim so we must assume you did it. It is the individual user's responsibility to protect their account from being used by someone else. 	The length of a block depends on past contributions/wiki activity of the offending account.
14.	Gaining the System 	Don't try to work around any of the rules by manipulating definitions in an attempt to avoid punishment. Using our rules in bad faith will not be tolerated at all. If a user is caught engaging in bad behavior, they will face consequences, regardless of whatever elaborate excuses they come up with. 	Comments made to avoid consequences will be ignored.
15.	"Ain't no Rule..." Rule 	In the case that a user is caught doing something that could be deemed rule-breaking, but no relevant or appropriate rule exists for the situation, then congratulations! You just discovered a loophole, gave us a new rule to add and you'll still be the first to be blocked for it! Wear that shiny new Blocked tag on your profile with pride!Just because the rules did not state it does not mean you will be exempt from it. 	A new rule will be created based on the offending user's loophole action, and the user will be blocked depending on the severity.
16.	Off Website Actions 	Like it or not your actions affect people not just on Funkipedia or FANDOM in general but on almost every site where your allowed to talk to others. If the staff team catches you doing or partaking in controversial or problematic acts that are not allowed on this wiki your account will be blocked indefinite until we feel it's safe to unblock you. This rule mostly applies to Friday Night Funkin' Modders as it's more likely they would get into controversial off website then the average user. You shall be blocked however you will have the right to ask for your page to be removed. Lastly, a person supporting a person who is listed as either controversial or problematic will not be blocked due to the fact then haven't done anything wrong.	User will be blocked indefinitely until further notice.
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These are the rules related to making comments on articles (when they are on) or leaving messages on other users' pages.
Irrelevant comments and messages will be removed at the wiki staff's discretion.
# 	Title 	Description 	Actions
1. 	Hate Speech & Harassment	The wiki staff will not tolerate homophobia, transphobia, racism, sexism or any other kind of deplorable language towards others for any reason at all. We will not allow death threats, rape threats, doxing or any sort of intimidation against our users either. Even as a "joke," this sort of behavior is completely unacceptable. We expect basic human decency and respect from all our users.
If users believe that they are being bothered, attacked or harassed by another user/users, report it to an administrator or moderator.	Offending users will receive a warning or a lengthy block. Users may receive an indefinite block depending on the severity of their actions.
2. 	Discussion Subjects 	Do not bring up controversial/touchy subjects in the comments, including but not limited to politics, religion, real-world tragedies and mostly any event that happen in real life. Another specific type of subject we wish to avoid is personal issues. We care about the well-being of our users, but this wiki is simply not the place for venting out.	Users engaging in these discussions will have their comments removed and might be warned. Further offenses will result in a block.
3. 	NSFW 	NSFW (Not Safe For Work) content is unacceptable. Refrain from commenting and posting sexual/explicit/grotesque comments or content in the wiki. This also includes inappropriate images, videos and sound files to the wiki's galleries.
This is even MORE important considering that many mod creators and/or their characters are minors themselves. 	Users engaging in such behavior will receive a lengthy block. Severe cases will result in an indefinite block.
4. 	Role-playing 	Role-play is not allowed. The wiki is simply not the place for this, and we encourage users to go look elsewhere.
This does not mean that users are not allowed to have characters from the game or mods set as their profile pic. We only ask that you do not act or pretend to be like them. 	Users engaging in these discussions will have their comments removed and will be warned. Further offenses will result in a block.
5. 	Shipping 	Discussions related to non-canonical "shipping" or "ships" (character pairings) on the wiki are not allowed. Such topics have been the cause of harassment and worthless arguments, so it's heavily discouraged from being discussed. 	Users engaging in these discussions will have their comments removed and will be warned. Further offenses will result in a block.
6. 	Spamming Comments 	Do not spam. This behavior is annoying and can clutter a discussion. This can range from copypastas, to needlessly long breaks, to writing in a very distracting font. Making the same or very similar comments multiple times is also considered spam. Encouraging other users to spam is also forbidden. 	Users engaging in such behavior will have their comments removed and will be warned. Further offenses will result in a lengthy block. Users may receive an indefinite block depending on the severity of their actions.
7. 	Swearing 	Swearing is generally ok on the wiki. However, excessive swearing is not allowed. Swearing towards other users in a hurtful manner is unacceptable. 	Comments containing excessive swearing will be removed. Comments made hurtfully cursing other users will be removed, and the user that wrote it will be warned. Further offenses will result in a block.
8. 	Use of Slurs 	No matter who you are or for what reason, the use of derogatory slurs is completely unacceptable. Slurs are almost always offensive and go beyond regular swearing of which we cannot allow. 	Users engaging in such behavior will have their comments removed and will be either warned or blocked. Users may receive an indefinite block depending on the severity of their actions.
9. 	Tagging 	Do not needlessly tag other users. This is especially true in the case of tagging any of the wiki staff members, which should only be reserved for bringing attention to any questionable or reported comments. 	Misuse of tagging will result in a warning. Further offenses will result in a block.
10.	Sensory Abuse 	Never upload images or links to videos with content that can harm a user's senses. Common examples of these are videos with very loud/distorted noises and images containing violently flashing lights. 	Comments will be removed, and the user that posted it will be blocked. Users may receive an indefinite block depending on the severity of their actions.
Below is a list of problematic terms that will result in actions being taken upon discovery of their use. Some terms will only have actions taken when used in specific contexts.
List of problematic words and phrases
(Expand this list at your discretion)
Words/Phrases 	Why it is problematic? 	Actions
Black/White Washing	Can be used as a racist term. 	Offenders will be warned if used in bad faith, and regular/repeated usage will result in a block.
Loli/Shota 	Used to describe underaged anime characters (or those that appear prepubescent) and is used in a fetishizing context.	Conversations about either or calling another one of these terms will result in an immediate and indefinite block.
Good Girl/Boy 	Sometimes used in an inappropriate way to describe a sexual partner. 	Usage will result in a temporary block if the context was not about pets.
Kitten/Pet 	Same as Good Girl/Boy. 	Same as Good Girl/Boy.
Trap 	Used as a transphobic term to trans men. 	Offenders will receive a warning if it was used in bad faith, and an indefinite block if it continues.
Fakeboy 	Another transphobic term to describe trans men. 	Offenders will receive a temporary block if said by itself, and an indefinite block if used to harass somebody.
Dom 	Used in a sexual way to describe the dominant one in gay sexual activity. 	Any use of the word in the context just listed will result in an indefinite block.
Sub 	Same as Dom, but about the submissive partner. 	Same as Dom.
Noose 	Can be heavily offensive and triggering to people who have or have dealt with self-harm and suicidal thoughts. 	Usage in bad faith will result in a warning, and a permanent block if repeated afterwards.
Cuts 	Same as Noose. 	Same as Noose.
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These are the steps taken for when a user chooses to make an appeal for a ban.
# 	Title 	Description 	Actions
1.	Appeal Eligibility	Not all blocked users can make an appeal request. Depending on a user's actions that led to their block, we may outright deny a chance for appeal. Underage users can only appeal their block to correct its length, but they cannot have their block lifted entirely. Globally blocked users must contact FANDOM staff in order to converse about and possibly appeal their block.	None.
2.	Contact for Appeal	It is possible to make an appeal request from being blocked by contacting either one of the administrators or bureaucrats through their respective message walls on Community Central.Their message wall links are shown below.
Administrators: Justanothernormalishweirdo, ThatAzazelFire, LogantheCrazy123, Metal10961
Bureaucrats: Dpaz1, Mr Renn
Alternatively, it is also possible to make an appeal outside of Community Central by messaging a wiki admin directly on a different platform (i.e. Discord or Twitter/X). However, it is highly advised that the social media account must be provided on the wiki account's profile first before appealing. This is to ensure that the wiki admin can verify that both social media and wiki accounts are connected.
Content and Thread Moderators hold no power on changing or lifting blocks. Contacting them is a futile attempt, so be sure that an administrator or a bureaucrat is contacted.	None.
3.	Appeal Process 	Leave a message stating that you wish to appeal your ban. Users can choose to explain themselves or ask to have a conversation once the administrator is actively online. 	The administrator will decide if they want to hear a user's appeal request.
4.	Appearance 	The blocked user must appeal themselves. This means that they cannot have someone else appeal on their behalf. Additionally, users must use the same profile that got blocked on the wiki, and not through an alternate account. Failure to comply will not automatically ruin a user's chance for appeal, but the motion for appeal will halt until the user complies. 	Appeal request will not go through unless conditions are met.
5.	Conduct 	Users are expected to be civil, patient, and compliant during an appeal. Do not argue or challenge the administrators over your punishment. Acting immaturely, irrationally, impatiently, or trying to escalate the situation will almost guarantee your appeal being dismissed. It's also possible for a block to be extended or even made indefinite if it is deemed necessary.
If a conversation takes too long to complete (spanning across multiple days due to the blocked user being unable to remain in a conversation for long enough), the appeal can be dismissed.	Appeal request will be heard and brought up to the wiki staff team to privately discuss the latter. Afterwards, a final decision will be made.
6.	Final Decision 	The administrator will decide whether to lift the user's block, shorten the block time or dismiss the appeal, based on private staff discussion. The decision will be made final. 	A final decision is made for the appeal.
7.	Future Appeals 	All users are only given a single chance for appeal. If a user has successfully appealed a block, they will be unable to appeal another one in the future.
If a user fails to appeal a block the first time, they could still be able to make another appeal for a different block in the future. Though this will depend on a variety of factors, mainly the block reason and the user's behavior during the failed appeal discussion.	None.
8.	Accidental Blocks 	It's possible that an administrator may deliver an unjust or unfair block by accident and due to a lack of due diligence. In case the block has not already been undone, contact an administrator on Community Central to carefully review the block. This will not count as using your single chance for appeal. 	If a mistake is found, the block will be lifted.
|-|Staff=
These are the rules and other important notes specifically for the members of the wiki staff. Regular users are not required to read this section.
This section does not list any actions taken. Instead, when a staff member acts out of line, the rest of the members will internally discuss the matter to take appropriate action and come to a resolution when needed.
# 	Title 	Description
0. 	"Rule Zero" 	In general, all wiki staff members have the final say in all matters. This rule should not be arbitrarily abused as it is only meant to allow the wiki staff to enforce rules by using basic common sense.
1. 	Assume Good Faith 	Do not assume all users are here to cause trouble while editing. Understand that some users are just new or don't know any better. A poorly made edit could have been an honest mistake. Judge the edit for its intent before ruling it off as a regular case of vandalism.
2. 	Rules for Thee 	Wiki staff is not above the rules, despite the additional privileges they have for operating and moderating the site. Just like regular users, they are expected to follow and understand the rules too.
3. 	Set an Example 	Wiki staff are expected to enforce the rules of the wiki. Beyond knowing what the rules are, you are also expected to lead by example by showing others how a user should and shouldn't act. If a user doesn't understand a rule, be patient and explain it to them straightforwardly.
4. 	Abuse of Power 	Becoming a part of the wiki staff does not give you an excuse to exercise any control over regular users and misusing your rights. Do not use your position as wiki staff to get your way or indefinitely block users just because you don't like them.
5. 	Impartiality 	All users are to be treated fairly when being blocked. Wiki staff is expected to judge one's actions before anything else. Holding a grudge against a user is not a valid reason for a block when they haven't done anything that goes against the rules.
6. 	Block Reason 	Do not ever leave the block reason blank. Wiki staff is always expected to write even the most basic of block reasons during the blocking process. This helps everyone (the rest of the staff members, other users, and the blocked user themselves) understand why a block occurred.
7. 	Announcements 	Staff have access to a special announcement feature. This can be extremely helpful in delivering a message across to everyone involved in the wiki. Be sure to use it only when it's necessary, and make sure that the contents of it are appropriate. It may also be a good idea to tell other staff members that you plan to make an announcement.
8. 	Favoritism 	Do not give users any sort of preferential treatment. Never turn your head away from somebody's bad behavior or excuse their rule-breaking actions just because you know them very well or have developed a good bond with them. All users have to be treated with the same level of fairness.
9. 	Inactivity 	If a wiki staff user is shown to have been inactive for some time, they will be labeled inactive on the wiki staff page and automatically have the "Inactive" tag on their user page. Extended lengths of inactivity will result in their rights being removed and will be assumed to have moved on to better things.
10.	Resignation 	If you are no longer able to carry out your role for any reason, please inform the rest of the staff and explain why. We'll gladly let you go from your position and responsibilities.
11.	New Members 	When adding new users to the wiki staff, some factors should influence the decision-making process when granting someone their role:
*Thread Moderators: How does the user speak in comments, discussions, messages and blogs? Does their behavior and demeanor make them approachable and/or likeable? Do they have a strong connection with the wiki's community? Do they understand the guidelines and able to enforce it fairly and in a timely manner?
*Content Moderators (and Rollbackers): How many helpful edits have they made? What is the quality of most of their edits? Do they understand what makes a good or bad contribution to the wiki based on the rules?
*Administrators: With all their experience gained thus far, can they be trusted with the responsibility of protecting pages and blocking disruptive users? Can they still perform the roles of content and/or thread moderators when necessary?
*Bureaucrats: How trustworthy are they and can they be entrusted to carry out the most power? How loyal were they as a staff member?
Only bureaucrats have the decision-making ability to add new users to the wiki staff. However, bureaucrats should take the time to listen to any suggestions or recommendations of potential candidates brought forth by the other current members. Furthermore, they should also run background checks (i.e., logs or prior punishments on this wiki) on said candidates before consideration.
12.	Rules for Bureaucrats	Even bureaucrats are not above or immune to the rules, especially Staff Rules 4, 5, 6, and 8. If a bureaucrat has abused their power or has broken a rule, members of the staff must use the opportunity to call them out on the wiki forums with full factual information of what rules they violated to ensure accountability. If a bureaucrat continues to abuse their power, then the staff may use the announcements feature to hold a community vote to allow the wiki to decide if they wish to demote them.
13.	Voting on Changes 	Do you want to add your brand-new cool feature to the wiki or change an existing one but there's a split between adding it between staff OR you believe it will cause a split?? Well, what would the next best choice be? Voting!!! Voting allows for staff and even the community to add changes fairly with compromise between the two or multiple sides. While some things can be voted on by the community, certain things like staff and Hall of Fame must be voted on by staff alone. Keep in mind that not everything has to be voted on. Minor changes and changes that seem to be universally supported are fine to add.
|-|Mods Wiki-Specific=
Due to the nature of the modding community, with things taking extremely sudden and drastic changes in an instant, we have more specific rules regarding various mods within the community.
# 	Title 	Description	Actions
1. 	Banned Mods	It's not always sunshine and rainbows within the community. Sometimes, things get really bad and that results in mods (popular or not) to be permanently removed from public release. As such the backlash can be extreme, and it can get toxic very quickly. We will have a list of mods that have been removed from the wiki due to the request of their owner(s). Attempting to readd them will not be tolerated.
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Direct revivals of Vs. SpongThe creator stated revivals of Vs. Spong are not allowed.Vs. Sonic.exe RerunRequested to being removed due to being unreleased.Soulles DXRequested until the new first release of the mod. (An archived of the old version of the mod is allowed on the wiki however)NEONVORE's SayoriDMCA CopyrightSunday Night Spookin'Dancin Gray CatV.S. JinxLUNAGAME.EXEMinty's BakeoffCreator's RequestFriday Night Shootin'Direct revivals of Vs. Eteled: ReincarnateDev team request, as shown in the description of Tae Yai's gameplay video of the mod.Vs. Monika (First-Class Edition)Request from the Doki Doki Takeover developers as the mod was hornybait and extremely bad coded. (Not to mention the fact that it was NSFW.)Friday Night Funkin' V.S. CherryRequest from the mod's lead artist and co-owner due to controversy surrounding the mod's main creator.Vs. OrutaMod is considered to be highly suggestive/NSFW."VS. Void: ReimaginedMods only made with AI.Mods based on real life deaths	 	 	
|-|Discussions Forum Guidelines=
There is a separate list of guidelines for the Discussions Forum. Read them here.
Updated January 16, 2023
To know how to properly categorize forum posts before posting, read this announcement.
|-|Other Policies=
Below are the policy pages of this wiki.
Discord Policy
Blocking & Hall of Fame Policies
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