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Diary of a Wimpy Kid Wiki:About

Welcome to Diary of a Wimpy Kid Wiki! the free information site about the Diary of a Wimpy Kid series! powered by wikia.

How to help out

You can create, edit, and move pages!

Stubs

Stubs are pages that need more to be filled in. You can help out by filling the page with facts and stuff and if you can even add images!

Vandalism Warnings and Blocks

Remember! this wiki is about thing related to Diary of a Wimpy Kid series and must be canon! no fanon,spam or any other bad pages are not allowed to be created,also you aren't allowed to vandalise.If you vandalize once,you will get a warning,vandalize twice,then you will be blocked for 3 days.Thrice will get you blocked for a week,if you do four times,then we would block you for 1 months.If you are careless and do again,you will have a block that will last for a year to forever.Also no inappropiate images are allowed to be uploaded.

Behavior

Remember! a lot of young children also visit Diary of a Wimpy Kid Wiki! You aren't allowed to swear,spam,advertisment,cyber-bullying,do flamewars,harras other users,if you do it,this will lead to a warning and also blocks for a period of times if you ignore the warning and continue still.

(This is supposed to be a formal introduction.)

Diary of a Wimpy Kid Wiki:Chat Rules

Currently this page is under-construction

The Diary of a Wimpy Kid Wiki Chat has some policies need to be followed.A violation to the chat will first lead to a warning,and if you continue you will get bans from chat, and you may also get

(Get what? - Scrooge200)

(I don't even want to know what I'm going to "get" if they're leaving it open for interpretation. - TechWizard)

Diary of a Wimpy Kid Wiki:Help And Support Center

Welcome to The Help And Support Center

If you're new to Diary Of A Wimpy Kid Wiki, then you might need some help on how to use/edit articles.

Diary of a Wimpy Kid Wiki/Language Rules

There seems to be some confusion on which language is acceptable and which isn't. This should explain.

Language that is acceptable: Language such as "Darn, Heck, Fart, Butt, Rats etc" is not polite but not profanity, therefore it is acceptable. Such G-Rated language is allowed if you are just exclaiming or describing some character or situation, but if you use the words that are possible to do so to target another user it would lead to warnings and later blocks. And of course normal nouns (truck), verbs (walk), adverbs (wisely), adjectives (small), and words we basically need to use such as it and the are OK. So are proper nouns.

Language that is more or less no: "Idiot, Moron, Jerk" and other insults are okay if you use them to describe a character. If you use them to insult a user, they become offensive. If you use this far too much, and exclusively to attack users, you will be blocked for six months. Another example is mild profanity such as "Damn, "Hell" and "Crap", as these words are not highly explicit. Forgive me if you think I am allowing profanity but this is not profanity. But, if you use it to attack other users or are vandalizing an article with them, you will receive a warning and then a block for six months. If such language is used in the book, it can be used in this wiki. In some rare cases, PG-13 language is okay-ish under certain circumstances.

Language that is under no circumstances acceptable: Forgive me, as I do not use it openly but you will get blocked if you use it too much. Use of explicit profanity will get you a warning and then blocked for a year. Such NC-17 or X-rated language is bound to get you blocked if you use it. Also, no hate speech or pornography.

Nonsense words: A common form of vandalism is using gibberish text to flood an article. Though not inappropriate, such gibberish words block up the article and therefore are not permitted. An exception to this rule is relevant non-dictionary words such as "Drummies, Zoo-Wee-Mama, Bubby, Ploopy and the characters' names. They can be used in context.