Rules

Welcome to the Rules page!

Generally, if you act in good faith when editing on this wiki and contribute positively to the wiki and the people around it, you'll be fine - it's pretty hard to get unintentionally banned from this wiki. Signing up solely to blank or vandalize pages, or to type nonsense into articles, people's user profiles, or discussion pages will result in you being blocked indefinitely from editing on the website.

NSFW

Do not upload NSFW images such as porn, nudes, gore, or anything else extremely inappropriate or that violates other rules; just use common sense when uploading images. Cursing is acceptable in articles, but don't use uncensored slurs in articles unless you are quoting another person.

Doxxing

Please do not "leak" someone's full name or face on this wiki - unless someone publically puts their face or full name out while they are involved in the community or if it is already well-known enough to not matter, please do not upload their face or full name. If someone requests their face or name be taken off, we will usually oblige in that request except in certain cases for people like Cyraxx.

Do not put the full name or face of a minor at all on this wiki. If someone was only active in the community as a minor and left before they became an adult, please do not include their info either

With the exception of Cyraxx, do not upload anyone's address, phone number, email addresses, or any other private but not legally protected information. Do not upload anyone's passwords, banking info, SSN, or any other information that is strictly private. Uploading this kind of information is illegal and we cannot protect you if you get in trouble for posting it.

These rules are very strictly enforced and breaking them will get you blocked indefinitely from editing this website. Ask an admin if you are unsure as to whether or not you should add something.

Leaks

Please do not leak ongoing private matters directly to this wiki. This is a a public knowledge wiki and we aim to respect the privacy of individuals while providing accurate and verifiable public information, and we do not want to deal with the task of having to decide whether or not leaked information is reputable enough.

Examples of public information:

• Public videos, Livestreams, Tweets, and posts on platforms like Instagram, Facebook, or Reddit
• Verifiable statements made on public forums or websites
• Reputable second-hand leaks
• Articles from news websites
• Published interviews
• Verified public records and documents

Examples of private information

Generally private information shouldn't be published, except if it's been already leaked elsewhere.

• Ongoing trolling with no references on social media
• Private discord conversations
• Private emails and direct messages
• Unreleased personal information, such as phone numbers and home addresses
• Screenshots of private (protected) social media posts or groups (second hand leaks need to be voted on in discord)