Subject: Too hard-working? No such thing!
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Posted on: 2012-08-30 15:02:00 UTC

Obviously, any and all SPaG-style mistakes you find are totally good to fix. We want our wiki to have just as good grammar as our other writings. The one caveat here is that some users prefer not to have their agents' pages edited, so unless you're just going in for a really simple misspelling fix, it's generally best to leave those alone.

As to making new location and characters pages . . . we really don't have any official rules there. Folks have always just made pages as they saw fit. Personally, I think a canon character should appear in several missions, and be a frequent victim of badfic trends, before getting a page on the wiki. Does anyone else have thoughts, there?

Back to loactions, I like the idea behind your Azeroth page. It keeps all the World of Warcraft locations' info to a single page (rather than the ninety-dozen Middle-earth location pages that currently flood the wiki) without stretching out the actual WoW page. I don't know that every canon needs a page describing its locations; that goes back to how well the canon is represented in the PPC's writings. I think we've certainly had enough WoW missions and Azeroth-born agents for this one to qualify.

So, to stop rambling, no, you aren't being overly industrious on the wiki. A wiki is a group effort by definition, and your help there is appreciated. Just use your common sense when wanting to make a new page, and think about how it relates to the PPC (the subject of our wiki, after all).

And that's not the sky that turns white in the presence of fire. That's my face going pale as my pyrophobia is triggered.

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