User:SkyBlueCat/Wiki's notability: Difference between revisions

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===General===

#Articles must have enough information to have a full page to be added here. Make sure that you've described the [[screamer]] in the most detailed way possible. If they don't have enough content, it should be merged into smaller articles or be drafted.

:#If the article is about a lost screamer, make sure that there's proof that it exists in that time (even without description). If the subject that obviously doesn't even exist will not be permitted to be here.

#Make sure that these rules (on what you should do first) are in the correct order:

:#Begin with the name of the [[screamer]]/[[shock site]] and say what type it is when it was created, and who is the creator. (e.g: "" The Maze "was a [[screamer]] flash game created by [[Jeremy Winterrowd]].)

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:# Use MediaWiki links (for example ''<nowiki>[[wikipedia:Example of an article|Example of an article]]</nowiki>'') instead of templates (for example ''<nowiki>{{Wikipedia|Example of an article}}</nowiki>'') because they are causing baiting.

#Articles must point directly to screamers/shock sites in any way.

~~#If the article is about a lost screamer, make sure that there's proof that it exists in that time. If the subject that obviously doesn't even exist will not be permitted to be here.~~

#Use bold text once on the name of the screamer/shock site. To make a bold text, enclose the text with <nowiki>'''</nowiki>.

#Makers are only allowed if they are closely related to or well-known for screamers/shock sites. (e.g [[Jeremy Winterrowd]] is a former DJ and a game programmer. He is well-known for his flash game, [[The Maze]].)

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 ===General===
 #Articles must have enough information to have a full page to be added here. Make sure that you've described the [[screamer]] in the most detailed way possible. If they don't have enough content, it should be merged into smaller articles or be drafted.
+:#If the article is about a lost screamer, make sure that there's proof that it exists in that time (even without description). If the subject that obviously doesn't even exist will not be permitted to be here.
 #Make sure that these rules (on what you should do first) are in the correct order:
 :#Begin with the name of the [[screamer]]/[[shock site]] and say what type it is when it was created, and who is the creator. (e.g: "" The Maze "was a [[screamer]] flash game created by [[Jeremy Winterrowd]].)
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 :# Use MediaWiki links (for example ''<nowiki>[[wikipedia:Example of an article|Example of an article]]</nowiki>'') instead of templates (for example ''<nowiki>{{Wikipedia|Example of an article}}</nowiki>'') because they are causing baiting.
 #Articles must point directly to screamers/shock sites in any way.
-#If the article is about a lost screamer, make sure that there's proof that it exists in that time. If the subject that obviously doesn't even exist will not be permitted to be here.
 #Use bold text once on the name of the screamer/shock site. To make a bold text, enclose the text with <nowiki>'''</nowiki>.
 #Makers are only allowed if they are closely related to or well-known for screamers/shock sites. (e.g [[Jeremy Winterrowd]] is a former DJ and a game programmer. He is well-known for his flash game, [[The Maze]].)