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Hello and welcome to Fairy Tail Wiki. There are very few policies which apply across all Wikia. These can be found on the Central Wikia at their Policy Category. In addition to those policies, there are policies and guidelines that have been developed on Fairy Tail Wiki to further our goal of creating an informative Fairy Tail database. Policies apply to all editors. Fairy Tail Wiki strives to create a welcoming and fun environment for those who are civil to and assume good faith in others, seek consensus in discussions, and work towards the goal of creating an increasingly comprehensive database about everything in the Fairy Tail universe. Policies need to be approached with common sense; adhere to the spirit rather than the letter of the rules, and be prepared to ignore the rules on the rare occasions when they conflict with the goal of improving the wiki. General Rules General Rules Do not vandalize current articles. Continued vandalism will result in a block. No offensive articles with sexual and vulgar language, or racist remarks. Do not make pointless articles. If you see one, put the Request for Deletion tag on. Please respect neutrality. Do not edit a closed discussion. No advertising. Ways to stay Neutral Do not only provide one point of view, but all relevant viewpoints as necessary. Support your article with actual facts. Use a reliable source.
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All Talk PagesEdit

• Do not delete or alter posts on any talk pages, whether they're yours or another user's.

Talkpage/Forum DiscussionsEdit

• Article Talk Pages must be used for discussing changes to the articles only. All general discussions must be fielded in a forum, or blog.

User TalkpagesEdit

User talkpages belong to the community, they are not the property of the user. The talkpage is a place for other users to give the user messages, and ask questions and communicate when they have done something in conflict with what they have been doing, or are trying to settle a small issue. For this reason, a number of restrictions are placed on what you can do to your own talkpage:

• Do not remove old messages, the talkpage is the community's way of viewing the history of messages sent to you. This is an open public community where entire histories should be viewable.
  • If your talkpage is getting large or you want to clean up old messages, you are still free to archive the old ones. You may only archive resolved discussions.
• Do not put up notices telling other users not to use your talkpage, or do other actions that hinder other users' abilities to send messages to you.