Editors' Rules

This page details the guidelines that all editors on this wiki must follow. PLEASE READ!
==Rules==
*Major headers to use when making an article are Why it was Crummy or Why it had Failed. For anything that was both crummy and had failed in the market, consolidating the headers into Why it both Failed and was Crummy or anything with similar wording will suffice.
*Only put computers, peripherals, software, etc., that are notable for commercial failure, negative reception, bad quality and/or unreliability.
**Video game consoles are not to be added to this wiki. There is already a wiki for bad and/or failed video games!
*When uploading an image onto the wiki that comes from another website, be sure to give credit where credit is due, by putting in the caption "Image credit to [insert source here]", or similar wording. In addition to that, and if you live in the U.S., set the file's licensing to "This will be used in a way that qualifies as fair use under US law".
*Do NOT add false or defamatory information to the pages.
*Always cite the sources of whatever information that you add to any page that you edit, preferably by adding external links and/or references to your sources.
*Respect the higher-ups of this wiki.
*When editing, always use source mode during the editing process.
*For every page, there must always be a listing detailing the reasons why something was crummy and/or had failed.
*Check the TBA Pages for anything that is not meant to be added to this wiki, video game consoles asides. You can also check the page for anything that hadn't been added to the wiki yet.
*Vandalism of any kind will not be tolerated. You will be blocked if you vandalize any page on this wiki!
*Do not harass your fellow users.
*Reasons for deleted comments are: poor grammar, malicious propaganda, harassing others, baseless insulting, or if the comment makes no sense.
*Spam articles will be deleted, and any user(s) responsible for creating them will be blocked.