Reincarnated as a Sword Wiki:Rules and Guidelines

The following is a list of the rules and guidelines you have to follow on the wiki. If you fail to follow them, wiki staff will apply a punishment.

Please note, these rules are still under construction and are thus subject to change.

User Equality
Equality on a wiki is the idea that all users are equal despite any special circumstances. While the wiki recognizes and accepts the fact that certain individuals do have special needs, are of younger and differing ages, and vary in the quality of writing skills, these individuals cannot and will not be considered exempt from the standards of conduct and the policies that all members of this wiki are required to abide by. To that end, no physical or mental condition, age, or difference in writing skills will be considered cause to suspend the enforcement of any policy or guideline.

Rules

 * Follow Fandom's Terms of Use, especially the entailed User Conduct.
 * Do not add bias when you edit articles. Your edits should be objective and factual, not subjective and opinionated.
 * No self-promotion not related to Reincarnated as a Sword is allowed.
 * Do not vandalise.
 * Do not create pointless or duplicative articles.
 * Any racial slurs or vulgar language are strictly prohibited. However, any use of swearing not in article content (unless in a quote from the series), is allowed under reasonable use.
 * Do not create fanon articles. Currently, the wiki doesn't accept them in blog posts either. Fanon content on your profile is okay.
 * No plagiarism. This entails anytime you claim, upload, or post something you do not own without proper permission from the original owner (and bring proof to show us you obtained said permission).
 * Do not insult another's work. Criticism, on the other hand, is fine.

Character articles

 * Sections should be placed in the following order: Personality, Appearance, Background, Synopsis, Abilities, Other Traits, Relationships, Trivia, References, Gallery, Navigation.

Adding Categories
The broad categories go first (i.e. Organizations, Characters) and the next categories should be placed in an order where they get more specific.

Take Fult's article as an example. His categories are as follows: Characters, Males, Children, Royalty, Princes.

If you have a question or need help, contact an admin or other staff.