General Guidelines of the Fictional Religion Wikia

.Apart from general Wikia etiquette, here are some general guidelines for this Wikia (may be updated over time):
# Only cite in Chicago Manual of Style; purchase or borrow the book with the (The History Student Writer's Manual, by Mark Hellstern) for a better visual of how to cite in such a format.
# Do not use image(s)/video(s) that are copyrighted without express permission from their artist(s).
# Please refrain from profanity/nudity unless if a direct quotation & giving a warning of such beforehand.
# Do not remove any Article without direction from, or status as, a moderator/administrator.
# Do not mock non-fictional religions, including creating an Article for one and categorizing it as a Fictional Religion; if you are creating an Article for a fictional denomination of a non-fictional religion, however, you may, yet only if acknowledging it as such.
# Do not delete information without express permission (see 4).
# Any Article without citation in the proper formatting will be subject to editing if not deletion.
# Any Article that plagiarizes without citing the copied information will either be altered or deleted, and any user whom does so may be subject to a ban under certain time conditions preset by any moderator/administrator.
# Do not state false information except if it is a cited fictional/non-fictional piece of information.
# Do not disregard a moderator/administrator's warning(s).
# You cannot create/alter an Article without being a member of Wikia/FANDOM.
# Please try to keep the Articles in a uniform organization.
Do not disregard these guidelines, please; if you are unsure of if your action(s) is/are in violation of these, please consult any moderator or administrator, do not use intuition unless if already clarified as viable!
Addendum:
If you are so inclined as to add here without prior knowledge of CMS, and so long as your sources are websites, here is the CMS citation format for such (as of Edition 16, the one which this Wikia uses):
Last Name of Author, First Name and Middle Initial of Author.  “Title of Webpage”.  Version Number (of edits, for example).  Date of Webpage Creation.
<[URL]>  (Date Accessed).
For example:
Garnsley, Berenuhl H.  “Analysis of the Jeipostext”.  Ver. 31.  2000 October 20.
<https://www.example.com/>  (2019 October 16).
Apart from that, the book as stated elsewhere should be a better guideline as to how to cite in proper CMS format for anything else.  In case the previous hyperlink no longer sells it:
Click here for the Amazon.com Item (as of 2019 October 16)
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