Rules

All right, bitches, these are the rules. They're in place because I want to make sure this wiki is worthy of the floor locker, but people are idiots. So without further ado, here's a word from your Evil Wiki Overlord:

1. You do not talk about the Hall Wiki.
2. You do not talk about the Hall Wiki.
   • No seriously, don't talk about the fucking Hall Wiki. I don't need people really fucking with things before I'm ready for it.
   • Also, it helps to introduce members gradually. That way, when something goes wrong, I just blame the last person who learned of this hallowed Intarfield.
3. Don't be an ass.
   • If you're a big enough ass, you're going to get banned for a bit.
   • If you're a big enough ass again, you're going to get banned for a byte.
   • If you're a big enough ass enough times and still want to participate in the wiki, good luck finding a new Kerberos ticket.
4. Do be competent.
   • Our pages should look shiny and stuff. That way, the Hall Wiki can be a Nice Thing.
   • Also, don't create superfluous extra pages if the thing you're writing about either already has a page, or could be included as a reasonable subsection of an existing page.
   • In general, learn how to use a wiki effectively. In particular, make use of the Talk: pages when you have questions or comments about something.
   • It is tempting to jump right in to everything, but reading things first can save you some embarassment, and save us sysops some time.
5. Use the damn templates. We need to preemptively moderate users that can't moderate themselves.
6. Protective walls are there for our protection and yours.
   • If you have a suggestion to make about a locked article, use its Talk: page to get in touch with the sysops.

Now, go find something to do.