Minecraft Wiki:Wiki rules

In order to keep the Minecraft Wiki free of spam and unnecessary items, there are a few rules you must follow when editing and creating pages:


 * 1) Anything that is against the Minecraft TOS and/or brand guidelines is not allowed on the wiki, no matter what.
 * 2) Spam/vandalism is an absolute no-no.
 * 3) Harassment, insults, ad hominem is not allowed on the wiki. Keep discussion as civil as possible.
 * 4) Stick to the facts - don't add parody/comedic/nonsense/hoax information to articles or create articles that could mislead players.
 * 5) This includes content based on speculation!
 * 6) Advertising is not allowed.
 * 7) This includes posting server IPs on articles, though server IPs may be posted on tutorial pages if relevant.
 * 8) Information about fan communities is not allowed due to advertising issues and stuff like that.
 * 9) Links to external communities within articles are not allowed, unless it is a cited reference. This does not apply to tutorials and mod pages.
 * 10) Please add a summary to all of your edits - this will make the wiki more organized.
 * 11) Do not directly copy over content from other websites that discuss Minecraft.
 * 12) Linking to videos is only allowed if it's the only way to show a certain event (like the void) or if they are official videos. For further information, please see the video policy.
 * 13) We are not a file-hosting service. If an image is uploaded and not integrated into a useful article soon after, we reserve the right to delete it without notice. Using our hosting for GUI screenshots, userspace images and general wiki-related images is allowed.
 * 14) Things that are not in the game and have simply been thought up by people ("legends", hoaxes, religions, etc.) are not allowed. This is because they have nothing to do with the game itself and are primarily used by trolls.
 * 15) Abusing multiple accounts will not be tolerated.
 * 16) Unacceptable usernames will be blocked indefinitely. Independent actions against IPs may be considered, depending on the severity.
 * 17) Editors may have more than one account only if all accounts used by an editor are clearly marked, though maintaining more than one account is generally discouraged regardless of the reason or identification.
 * 18) Conversely, each account should only be used by one person. If a group or organization wishes to edit on-wiki, each individual member that will be editing needs to create their own account.

Articles in the "User" namespace are exempt from rules 4, 5.1, 6, 9, and 11. Other exceptions to these rules may be made on a case-by-case basis; permission for an exception should be requested on the admin noticeboard.

Thank you for following these rules.