Rules and Regulations

Unfortunately, the Uncle Sherman Wiki also has some rules you are expected to abide by before you can have any fun.

## Satire

I can keep this simple and quick. You can satirize just about anyone or anything, with few exceptions. I do not have to say any of these, as I know you are intelligent enough to be aware of what you can't do.

## User Pages

Users can put almost anything they wish onto their user pages. I encourage you to decorate your use pages, and really show off all about you! Just know, please do not just include anything that baselessly taunts others for their race, appearance, religious beliefs, sexuality, gender-identity, and so forth. Common sense.

## Profanity

Unlike other Wikis, we ain't bitches over here! Anyways, this Wiki is less strict about swearing compared to others, but there's still restrictions (sorry). Words such as "Hell" and "Damn" here don't mean anything. They are on the same level as saying "crap", and they don't mean anything. Any other words that are considered profanity are fine, but just insure that you don't overuse any of them Additionally you clearly cannot use any slurs, regardless of the context, or if you can "claim" them or not. It will absolutely be for the better. Also, I don't think Fandom would even allow that anyways.

## Article Creation

### Article Information

You can put nearly anything in an article, assuming they don't break any of the guidelines. However, you can't just be putting article info all willy-nilly! The junk you type must make at least some coherent sense. You cannot create a page and simply just type the alphabet. It has no relevance here, and I would create a page for the alphabet if I felt it needed really one. Not all articles are required to be all super-detailed and have an encyclopedia-level amounts of information, but if you want to make a page for an object, character or etc, it can't be *too* simple. As an example, you cannot make a page about Thanos and simply say "He is a purple evil guy". I won't tolerate pages like that. Make sure pages have some form of a purpose. If I create a page like this, I will make sure to specify

### Errors

Always make sure that you re-read your articles before you even think of posting them. This way, you're able to fix all the mistakes you may have made without realizing. I'm guilty of making errors constantly, so if you notice a few mistakes it isn't something to sweat over. If you are aware that your article(s) contain errors, I advise you to go back and fix them as soon as you get the time to. If I notice any errors that go unchecked for a lengthy period of time, I will more than likely fix them, if possible. If an article is has multiple, more major errors, such as multiple misspelled words, or unnecessary capitalization, I will likely fix them myself sooner or later. Repeated ignorance of any errors that you're well aware of will result in these pages being deleted.

### Speak what's on your Mind!

Whenever you edit an article, try to describe the changes that you've made in the "Describe what you changed" text box. Of course, this isn't necessary for any super-insignificant edits, but if you make a relatively big change to a page, don't be afraid to say exactly what you changed.

## Spamming

There are multiple ways a person can do this, so here's a list of them all.

* Spamming Pages: Please, do not spam-create articles. I can think of any good reason why anyone would need to create more than 5 in a 24-Hour period, unless in certain circumstances. There really isn't a set number of how many articles one can create in a day, but I feel like 3 is good number. Of course, these should all look acceptable, and have efficient-enough information. If anyone of them are a sentence-long, and go a day without any sort of notable edits, they will be deleted.

* Message Walls: Will anyone in the entire history of this Wiki, ever have multiple messages on their Message Walls, at any point in time? Probably not, but that doesn't mean you can spam away regardless, unless I suppose it is extremely important. But even then, I assume that all of the people that would ever use this Wiki already have sufficient enough ways of contacting one another.

* Images, GIFs, or Videos: Do not spam these anywhere, under any circumstances. It's as simple as that.

* Blog Posts: Much like Message Walls, I highly doubt people will ever be consistently making multiple blog posts here. Nonetheless, if you're reading this when this Wiki is at that point, please do not clog the feed with a bunch of random and incoherent blogs.

## Uploading New Files

There are some important things regarding the uploading of new files that I would like to address.

### Name Your Files!

Please, when ever you want to upload a new file, make sure that you rename it into something sensible. Other wise, it will default to something that's garbled or too non-specific. If you give your file a relevant name, it will make everybody's time much more easier when they want to make use of it.

### Categorize and Specify

I'm a lot more lenient about this rule, but I suggest that you enter files under specific categories. This sorts all of them into neat sections, where you can easily find them and any other files that are similar. Because I'm nice, I'll make a big list of categories and what they're for, to make things easier on you.