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添加日期：2024-01-19 时长：04分01秒 歌手：Ralta
作词 : Audentity Records
作曲 : Ralta
Audentity Records Vocals Only，We expect you to behave in a reasonably civil, mature, and non-disruptive way on the SCP wiki.
This page lists all major SCP wiki rules, and how warnings and bans work. Follow the spirit of the rules, not just the exact letter.
These actions will never result in banning:
Writing an article no one likes.
Voting on any article based solely on your own opinion of its quality or merits.
Respectful disagreement with users or staff decisions.
These actions can result in an immediate permanent ban:
Vandalism.
Blatant and obvious trolling.
Sockpuppetry.
Harassment of site members (see the Anti-Harassment Policy).
Other severe misconduct.
How To Behave
Rule Zero: Don't be a dick. Every other rule follows from this.
Arguments: You may dispute the actions and opinions of anyone, including staff, as long as you do it in a calm, mature, and civil way.
Comments: You can comment anywhere on the site, as long as you are respectful to other users. All comments must follow the Criticism Policy. Do not troll or make personal attacks.
Voting: You may vote on any article on the site for any reason you like, as long as your reasoning is based solely on the content of the article.
Upvoting your own article: You can upvote or even downvote your article as you like.
Brigading: Calling for group downvoting (or group upvoting) of an article is strictly against the rules. A brigade replaces voting on quality with voting as part of a bandwagon. Being part of a downvote brigade may also lead to a ban.
Note: Not every call to check out an article by someone who dislikes it is brigading. Context and intent will determine whether or not an incident is considered brigading. Rule of thumb: Don't try to push a group of people to vote the same as you.
Forum Activity: Don't make contentless or excessively short posts (spam), don't bump threads for attention, and don't post on threads more than a few months old if you're not contributing substantially to the conversation.
Avoid double posting. Edit your previous posts using the "edit" function under the "options" tab to the lower right of every comment.
Every image posted to forum or discussion threads must be collapsed (check the "Formatting" tab of this guide for the code for collapsibles).
Do not make forum game threads without mod approval.
Posting Articles: Do not post a large number of low-quality articles. When staff tell you to slow down or stop posting, listen.
Plagiarism: You may not attempt to pass off another user's article as your own work. Doing so will result in the work being summarily deleted.
Borrowing from other works is generally fine, so long as there is not a blatant or malicious attempt to deceive the reader into believing that the work is your own. For example, consider the numerous adaptations of Sherlock Holmes: Elementary, Sherlock, The Great Mouse Detective, etc. Your works should be original in style and technique. Contact staff if you're not certain if something is plagiarism.
Quotes: Some quotes are fine, even if they lack attribution, so long as there is no malicious intent. Leaving references or 'Easter eggs' for careful readers to get some connection is acceptable.
Using images: Images included in your article must follow the rules of our Image Use Policy. You must include the source of your images on the discussion page, and this source must comply with our site policy and license. If you have any questions, contact the Licensing Team.编辑于2024/01/19更新
作曲 : Ralta
Audentity Records Vocals Only，We expect you to behave in a reasonably civil, mature, and non-disruptive way on the SCP wiki.
This page lists all major SCP wiki rules, and how warnings and bans work. Follow the spirit of the rules, not just the exact letter.
These actions will never result in banning:
Writing an article no one likes.
Voting on any article based solely on your own opinion of its quality or merits.
Respectful disagreement with users or staff decisions.
These actions can result in an immediate permanent ban:
Vandalism.
Blatant and obvious trolling.
Sockpuppetry.
Harassment of site members (see the Anti-Harassment Policy).
Other severe misconduct.
How To Behave
Rule Zero: Don't be a dick. Every other rule follows from this.
Arguments: You may dispute the actions and opinions of anyone, including staff, as long as you do it in a calm, mature, and civil way.
Comments: You can comment anywhere on the site, as long as you are respectful to other users. All comments must follow the Criticism Policy. Do not troll or make personal attacks.
Voting: You may vote on any article on the site for any reason you like, as long as your reasoning is based solely on the content of the article.
Upvoting your own article: You can upvote or even downvote your article as you like.
Brigading: Calling for group downvoting (or group upvoting) of an article is strictly against the rules. A brigade replaces voting on quality with voting as part of a bandwagon. Being part of a downvote brigade may also lead to a ban.
Note: Not every call to check out an article by someone who dislikes it is brigading. Context and intent will determine whether or not an incident is considered brigading. Rule of thumb: Don't try to push a group of people to vote the same as you.
Forum Activity: Don't make contentless or excessively short posts (spam), don't bump threads for attention, and don't post on threads more than a few months old if you're not contributing substantially to the conversation.
Avoid double posting. Edit your previous posts using the "edit" function under the "options" tab to the lower right of every comment.
Every image posted to forum or discussion threads must be collapsed (check the "Formatting" tab of this guide for the code for collapsibles).
Do not make forum game threads without mod approval.
Posting Articles: Do not post a large number of low-quality articles. When staff tell you to slow down or stop posting, listen.
Plagiarism: You may not attempt to pass off another user's article as your own work. Doing so will result in the work being summarily deleted.
Borrowing from other works is generally fine, so long as there is not a blatant or malicious attempt to deceive the reader into believing that the work is your own. For example, consider the numerous adaptations of Sherlock Holmes: Elementary, Sherlock, The Great Mouse Detective, etc. Your works should be original in style and technique. Contact staff if you're not certain if something is plagiarism.
Quotes: Some quotes are fine, even if they lack attribution, so long as there is no malicious intent. Leaving references or 'Easter eggs' for careful readers to get some connection is acceptable.
Using images: Images included in your article must follow the rules of our Image Use Policy. You must include the source of your images on the discussion page, and this source must comply with our site policy and license. If you have any questions, contact the Licensing Team.编辑于2024/01/19更新
