Abnormalia policy
From Abnormalia
Naming Policy
- To create a new page, simply add the desired name at the end of the wiki URL. For example, if you want to create a page called The Lindist Religion, type the following line into your address bar: http://editthis.info/abnormalia/The_Lindist_Religion. Be aware that this will be the actual title of the page you create and it is case sensitive.
- Be as specific as you can. If you want to add an article about a race of elves you've created, do not name the page 'elves' but rather use the name of the race. Chances are you're not the only one who came up with a new elven race.
- Create you article in the relevant subsection. This is done in the same way as creating a new page, except you include th section you wich to create the page in. For example, if you want to write an article about the Lindist Religion in the Culture section, you would type http://editthis.info/abnormalia/culture/The_Lindist_Religion
Content Policy
- Untill further notice, articles submitted to Abnormalia must be speculative fiction. In the context of Abnormalia, this includes science fiction, fantasy, horror fiction, supernatural fiction, and magic realism.
- You are not allowed to submit any articles that reference existing persons, places, history (actual or alternate) or mythology.
- Do not submit copyrighted work without permission. I cannot stress this enough. No idea exists in a vaacum and all artists have their sources of inspiration, however blatant plagiarism can and will get you permanently banned if discovered. When referencing the work of another author, be sure to do this in the form of a citation.
- You are allowed to use adult material in your articles if, and only if, it is relevant to the subject of the article and fits the theme of Abnormalia. Adult content is here defined as text/images that are sexual or erotic in nature, contain violence/gore and can be concidered shocking in any form. We do ask you to use your common sense and, more importantly, good taste.
- Articles must be submitted in the form of a quasi-scientific article. This means facts, even if they are made up. For flowery prose we have the Fiction section.