Battlestar Wiki:Policy: Difference between revisions
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* [[Battlestar Wiki:Be bold in updating pages|Be bold in updating pages]] - What to do if you want to update a page, but you have no idea on if it would be a good idea. | * [[Battlestar Wiki:Be bold in updating pages|Be bold in updating pages]] - What to do if you want to update a page, but you have no idea on if it would be a good idea. | ||
* [[Battlestar Wiki:Find or fix a stub|Find or fix a stub]] - Find a stub article and expand! | * [[Battlestar Wiki:Find or fix a stub|Find or fix a stub]] - Find a stub article and expand! | ||
* [[Battlestar Wiki:Image tagging policy|Image tagging policy]] - How do I tag an image I uploaded? | * [[Battlestar Wiki:Image tagging policy|Image tagging policy]] - How do I tag an image I uploaded? | ||
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* [[Battlestar Wiki:Spoiler Policy|Spoiler Policy]] - How this site handle's Spolier's | * [[Battlestar Wiki:Spoiler Policy|Spoiler Policy]] - How this site handle's Spolier's | ||
* [[Battlestar Wiki:Vandalism|Vandalism]] - How we handle "[[Toaster]]s". | * [[Battlestar Wiki:Vandalism|Vandalism]] - How we handle "[[Toaster]]s". | ||
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* [[Battlestar Wiki:Citation Jihad|Citation Jihad]] - How to properly cite information in an article, and what is a proper source to cite from. | |||
== Inactive Policies == | == Inactive Policies == | ||
Revision as of 16:49, 14 May 2006
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This is a listing of all the policy's on this Battlestar Wiki and what a policy can enforce. Please note that many projects can be considered polices because of their unique ability to set formal recomendations, in a project form, and not in policy form, which is not updated as often. (i.e. Battlestar Wiki:Standards and Conventions is a project, but is enforcable.)
What is a Policy?
Project
Projects on Battlestar Wiki take the form of something that tons of people work on. However, sometimes certain projects can also be policies. This can get confusing. Those projects, though marked with the {{Project}} tag, could still fall under this page's rules and guidelines. It's all depending on what the project goal is when trying to determine if it is a legitimate project-policy page. Even though anyone can create a project, it does not make it an official policy just because it was created. It still has to go through the policy procedures to become an official policy. A current listing of project-policy pages that are also official policies are listed below.
Policy
Forthcoming..
Enforcement of a Policy
Forthcoming..
Current Members
Election's
Steps to getting a policy consensus
Forthcoming..
Without consensus
Only the site admin, Joe Beaudoin, can make a policy official/active without consensus. All other policy recomendations must pass through consensus.
Active Policies
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- Be bold in updating pages - What to do if you want to update a page, but you have no idea on if it would be a good idea.
- Find or fix a stub - Find a stub article and expand!
- Image tagging policy - How do I tag an image I uploaded?
- Neutral point of view - To keep something neutral
- Requests for comment - Make a complaint on a user.
- Spoiler Policy - How this site handle's Spolier's
- Vandalism - How we handle "Toasters".
Project-Policies
- Citation Jihad - How to properly cite information in an article, and what is a proper source to cite from.
Inactive Policies
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- Banning policy
- Bots
- Candidates for deletion
- Image use policy
- NPOV dispute
- POV check
- Privacy policy
- Undeletion policy