Editing Guidelines: Difference between revisions

Revision as of 06:44, 26 April 2025

NEVER add any original material directly into SRD. Errata is an exception.
- Adding errata: use <del>delete tages</del> to mark changed section and {{errata|errata template for corrected material|1.52.1}} with the version of errata file used. This way everyone can see what has been changed without looking at page's history.
All new material must be separated from SRD.
This wiki is in English. Do not add material in other languages.
- Names are exceptions, they can be of any language, but use only western alphabet, or at least html entities for non-iso-8859-1 -letters. We try to avoid Unicode conversions here.
- Don't use weird letters in page names even if the page is for a character with a weird name, for example.

Never copy any copyrighted material unless it's yours, and if it is, it will forever be under CC-BY-4.0 license.
If you don't want that, don't add your material into this wiki.
Place everything under a category, which is usually the name of your campaign setting, "extra rulebook", or an adventure module.
Don't repeat SRD material (unless it's some really small bit such as how to calculate DC for something). Instead [[link]] all SRD things from your material.

Images are an exception: you keep the copyright. Also, you are allowed to add a link to the source or your portfolio.
Never use AI images!
Avoid using Public Domain images (yeah, I know the logo has one, but it was too great not to be used).

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 * '''NEVER add any original material directly into SRD.''' Errata is an exception.
 ** Adding errata: use <nowiki><del>delete tages</del></nowiki> to mark changed section and <nowiki>{{errata|errata template for corrected material|1.52.1}}</nowiki> with the version of errata file used. This way everyone can see what has been changed without looking at page's history.
-* All new material must be separated.
+* All new material must be separated from SRD.
 * This wiki is in English. Do not add material in other languages.
 ** Names are exceptions, they can be of any language, but use only western alphabet, or at least html entities for non-iso-8859-1 -letters. We try to avoid Unicode conversions here.