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This is what most articles will follow. Articles are allowed to be in the wiki if they follow the criteria. Articles that do not follow these criteria will not last much any longer here, so consider you should follow ''all'' of them at least. Please note that everyone should do this on [https://screamer.wiki/index.php?title=Special:MyPage/Sandbox&action=edit&preload=Template:UserSandbox/preload Sandbox] for practicing or when creating an article.

===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.

#Articles must have enough information to create a full page. 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, marked as a stub, or be drafted (if unfinished).

:#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.~~

# Articles must be directly related to "[[screamers]]/[[shock sites]]" in some way.

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

#If the article is about a lost screamer, make sure that there's enough proof that it existed at that time (even without a description). If the subject that obviously doesn't even exist is deleted,

~~:#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]].)~~

#Other minor characters in the subject should be redirected to the original page, or have a subpage for themselves when there is enough information.

~~:#Start adding links~~ to ~~other pages. This will engage~~ the ~~reader even further~~. ~~Just a simple link can make a visitor come back for more!~~

##[[Lomando.com]] characters such as Ellis should be redirected to the article's subpage. For example, Ellis must be redirected to [[Lomando.com#Ellis]] so it's easy where to find information about her.

~~:#If you're gonna add a link to the screamer~~, ~~make it unclickable! The simple step~~ to ~~doing this is removing the "https://" part of the URL~~.

#Citing sources is not often used in many articles, but it is necessary when it comes to evidence or from where you took the block of information.

:#~~Adding pictures/galleries~~ to ~~your article is fine too~~.

##Citing sources avoids plagiarism (unless the article is just a copy and pasted information from another source), and it gives credit to the author (s) of the source from where you took it. This means you should cite sources by adding the author (s)' name, external link, publication date, or page numbers in books. Quotes should be taken with sources to let people know where you took them from.

:#Citing sources is not often used in many articles, but it is necessary when it comes to evidence or from where you took the block of information. Citing sources avoids plagiarism (unless the article is just a copy and pasted information from another source), and it gives credit to the author(s) from ~~whom~~ you took it.

## There should be trustworthy sources with useful information.The sources can be found as "reliable" when the accuracy is as high as the sky.

:#~~Add an Infobox, a table of~~ information ~~about your subject~~. ~~It has been used in most informative articles. This should~~ be at the ~~top of~~ the ~~source code of your article when you are doing so~~.

#Articles should follow the page layout, including headings, links, info boxes and many more. The layout can be found at the bottom of this page. If the article doesn't correctly follow the layout will be marked for [[:Category:Cleanup Needed|cleanup]].

:# ~~Before you are ready to publish~~ the ~~article~~, ~~make sure that you check your~~ page ~~to see if there are any broken links or grammatical errors~~.

#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]].)

~~:# Once you've finished writing and published~~ the article~~, you~~'~~ll need to learn how to properly categorize~~ the ~~page. For example, [[K-fee]] is a commercial and so this would belong to~~ [[:Category:~~Commercial~~|~~Category:Commercial~~]]~~. To learn how to do so, scroll down.~~

:# 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.~~

~~#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]].)

~~#Articles should have proper grammar.~~

===Shock site/videos===

==Writing==

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 This is what most articles will follow. Articles are allowed to be in the wiki if they follow the criteria. Articles that do not follow these criteria will not last much any longer here, so consider you should follow ''all'' of them at least. Please note that everyone should do this on [https://screamer.wiki/index.php?title=Special:MyPage/Sandbox&action=edit&preload=Template:UserSandbox/preload Sandbox] for practicing or when creating an article.
 ===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.
+#Articles must have enough information to create a full page. 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, marked as a stub, or be drafted (if unfinished).
-:#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.
+# Articles must be directly related to "[[screamers]]/[[shock sites]]" in some way.
-#Make sure that these rules (on what you should do first) are in the correct order:
+#If the article is about a lost screamer, make sure that there's enough proof that it existed at that time (even without a description). If the subject that obviously doesn't even exist is deleted,
-:#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]].)
+#Other minor characters in the subject should be redirected to the original page, or have a subpage for themselves when there is enough information.
-:#Start adding links to other pages. This will engage the reader even further. Just a simple link can make a visitor come back for more!
+##[[Lomando.com]] characters such as Ellis should be redirected to the article's subpage. For example, Ellis must be redirected to [[Lomando.com#Ellis]] so it's easy where to find information about her.
-:#If you're gonna add a link to the screamer, make it unclickable! The simple step to doing this is removing the "https://" part of the URL.
+#Citing sources is not often used in many articles, but it is necessary when it comes to evidence or from where you took the block of information.
-:#Adding pictures/galleries to your article is fine too.
+##Citing sources avoids plagiarism (unless the article is just a copy and pasted information from another source), and it gives credit to the author (s) of the source from where you took it. This means you should cite sources by adding the author (s)' name, external link, publication date, or page numbers in books. Quotes should be taken with sources to let people know where you took them from.
-:#Citing sources is not often used in many articles, but it is necessary when it comes to evidence or from where you took the block of information. Citing sources avoids plagiarism (unless the article is just a copy and pasted information from another source), and it gives credit to the author(s) from whom you took it.
+## There should be trustworthy sources with useful information.The sources can be found as "reliable" when the accuracy is as high as the sky.
-:#Add an Infobox, a table of information about your subject. It has been used in most informative articles. This should be at the top of the source code of your article when you are doing so.
+#Articles should follow the page layout, including headings, links, info boxes and many more. The layout can be found at the bottom of this page. If the article doesn't correctly follow the layout will be marked for [[:Category:Cleanup Needed|cleanup]].
-:# Before you are ready to publish the article, make sure that you check your page to see if there are any broken links or grammatical errors.
+#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]].)
-:# Once you've finished writing and published the article, you'll need to learn how to properly categorize the page. For example, [[K-fee]] is a commercial and so this would belong to [[:Category:Commercial|Category:Commercial]]. To learn how to do so, scroll down.
-:# 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.
-#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]].)
-#Articles should have proper grammar.
 ===Shock site/videos===
 ==Writing==