Minecraft Wiki:Wiki rules

In order to keep Minepedia free of spam and unnecessary items, there are a few rules you must follow when editing and creating pages;


 * Anything thats against the Minecraft TOS is not allowed on the wiki no matter what.
 * Spam/vandalism is an absolute no-no.
 * Pages about very simple things, e.g. "House", "Deleting", "Bed" and others, are not allowed. These topics are very unnecessary as they are plain tasks anybody with a tiny bit of intelligence can do.
 * This includes pages about so-called "games" that are played in Minecraft. The only exception to this rule is Spleef as this is widely played and recognized by the community and Notch himself.
 * When creating a page, include as much text as possible and, preferably, an image. Pages that don't meet these requirements can be easily removed without a warning due to lack of content!
 * Personal insults are NOT allowed.
 * Pages about users are only allowed if the user in question has a certain role in the community.
 * This does NOT include pages with the "User:" prefix.
 * Stick to the facts - Don't create parody/comedic/nonsense pages or pages that could mislead players.
 * Pages that explain strategies/designs or provide guides should be placed as a Tutorial subarticle. (for example, Tutorials/Stockroom design) You're free to link to a strategy/design in other articles as long as they are related to the article's topic.
 * Pages about custom server modifications/topics should be linked to their main article. For example, A mod called "Lots'o'booty" for the server "yarrcraft" would go into Yarrcraft/Lots'o'Booty.
 * Pages about servers are only allowed if they meet the following requirements:
 * They have to be running permanently, or with minimum downtime. (no three days a week for example, but 18 hours a day is fine)
 * The age of a server must be at least 4 months.
 * Pages about fancommunities are not allowed due to advertising issues and stuff like that.
 * Please add a summary to all of your edits - this will make the wiki more organized.
 * Do not directly copy over articles from other wiki's that discuss Minecraft.
 * Articles regarding custom servers are only allowed when the server is either:
 * A. Released to public
 * B. Active on a permanent server
 * Articles containing information about client mods are only allowed when the client mod cannot contribute to cheating or griefing in multiplayer.

Exceptions on these rules can be made, but only with permission from a Minepedia administrator.

Thank you for following these rules.