Futurepedia Wiki:Policy




 * No spamming/trolling
 * No edit warring (two users disagreeing with an edit and undoing/redoing it )
 * Edit in good faith ( all edits should be made in good faith, and good intention - not to increase edit count )
 * Be respectful to users.
 * On chat, debating is encouraged, but arguing is not.


 * An article's amount of images should not exceed 5 images. If more images are needed, a discussion can be held on the page's talk page.
 * A user should not have more then 10 images on their userpage.
 * All images used for your userpage/talk page should be categorized with the category User Images.
 * An image should be named properly ( for example if its an image of a spacecraft, it could be named spacecraft1. Images which do not follow this ( such as having names like 34fdihffd.png ) will be deleted.
 * An articles image should reflect the article.

To remain at a consistent quality, all pages should generally follow certain guidelines. Pages that are exceptionally good are awarded with a star on the top right of the page, and are eligible for featured article of the month. Pages which need help will have a page banner to signify it needs extra help.

A page should..
 * Have proper spelling and grammar.
 * Be split into separate paragraphs such as..
 * About
 * How it works ( if it is an item )
 * Implications ( future possibilities )
 * Causes ( if an event )
 * Not be an essay! Pages should contain enough information to be informative but not be an essay.
 * Be clean. Pages should be clean, and easy to read.
 * Have images. Not too many, not too less. Images should be clear, and fit the page properly. If in the case of a product, a gallery section could be created at the bottom of the page to hold images.


 * A page is defined as a stub ( needs to be expanded, merged with another page, or deleted ) if it is too small as an article to provide enough information about the subject ( see this for an example of a stub]] stubs should be marked with.
 * A good article is an article that contains enough information to inform readers, but not enough to offer complete information about the topic. The article should try to be improved, and offer more information.
 * An exceptional article is an article that offers as much as possible on the topic, and is eligible to be a featured article. These articles are almost perfect, and have little to no improvements to be made.