Forum:Some new rules
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A few new rules are now in place on the wiki:
- Don't edit farm. Edit farming is when a user makes multiple edits to artificially increase their edit count. This includes making unconstructive or unhelpful edits to a page.
- Descriptions must be written as detailed as possible. Avoid simplifying elements of the identity, such as using "the company name" to describe the company name.
- If the company name is written in a non-Latin script, it is advised to use an application such as Google Translate to scan or write the script. If the script is unintelligible, you may add the {{TransliterationNeeded}} template, but only if it is truly unintelligible (i.e. blurry or deteriorated).
- All articles must contain at least one external link or reference. Companies must be thoroughly researched, and more references and/or links are encouraged. If there's scarce to little information available on the Internet, but the company and/or logo is verifiable (e.g. conforms to one of our notability guidelines), use the {{CompanyInvestigation}} template.
- Only use the {{CompanyInvestigation}} template when describing companies with very little information on the Internet. This is not an excuse for writers to skip background sections of a company.
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