Guidelines

We're really thankful you want to help improve this wiki. First of all, for guidelines on how to behave, we are adopting the guidelines of the Community Central Guidelines, the article is more so about writing and editing guidelines. We would like to remind you that you should not be using copyrighted material in any of your edits here or stories in the app, unless you have the rights to. When uploading any material to this fandom you confirm you have the rights to this work and agree to license them under the CC-BY-SA license. For more information you should visit the Community Central Copyright Page.

**What's most important, is having fun!** In the end, we all want to enjoy reading stories and helping each other make them. If you are having trouble, ask your questions on the forum or ask other users personally on their talk pages.

## Pages

Right now we are in the most early stages a fandom can be. We are in desperate need of new pages, but even so having complete, informative pages is more important than having many. When editing or creating pages try to stick to the overall style, both verbally as well as stylistic.

Try to refrain from modifying other users their work and instead elaborate on the work they have done. Fixing spelling mistakes or improving clarity is okay, but try to focus your energy on improving the information you can find here, not on making sure every article uses perfect English.

What can help when you want to create a new page is copying the contents of other similar pages and changing the contents to fit.

We prefer to keep article pages named *singular*, like redirect, but we prefer our lists to be plural, like directions.

### Categories

When you create a page try to look at the categories your page could be placed in and add those using the settings or placing the appropriate code at the bottom of the source code. To see a list of all categories go to Special:Categories or Category:Browse, the former of which is just a list and the latter of which is for navigation of the categories.

We prefer to keep category names *plural*, like Category:Directions.

### Templates

When writing a page, you can try to make use of templates. Using templates makes it possible for the fandom to look the same across all pages, giving a clean and aesthetically pleasing look. Templates are here to make our lives easier, but don't feel obligated to use them.

We prefer to keep template names *singular*, like Template:Story. More important than having all templates singular is having the name descriptive.

## Templates

### Usage

One of the most common reasons to use a template is to create an infobox. There exists no Template:Infobox on this wiki, instead we use the template associated with the page you are editing or we create a new template using `<infobox>` in source code. To insert a template in the Visual Editor select `Template` from the `Insert` menu. When editing with the source code, the best use is copying the example and modifying it to fit your page. If you expect your infobox to only be used on the specific page you're editing, you can insert one without creating a template.

### Creation

Feel free to create new templates for others to use. Make sure to inform others of the new template and try to make use of other sub templates. Provide a short description of what the template does and how to use it, try to follow the documentation template as far as possible and extend where necessary.

If you want to create a template but don't know where to start, check if you can find simple tutorials online or ask your fellow editors for help.

After creating your template you should not forget to add it to the correct categories, the most important being Category:Templates, for others to find your template. Include the documentation of your templates in Category:Template documentation.