Pathfinder Wiki:Policy

Editing Pages

The public is invited to edit the material presented in this Wiki. We do ask that you not edit the requirements for IA or for honors (see below), and that you make only constructive edits. You do not need to register in order to edit, but doing so is encouraged. Edits which are considered unconstructive will be undone. By submitting material to this site you agree to license it under the Creative Commons CC-BY-SA 3.0 license. If you do not agree to this license, do not submit material to this site.

Do not worry about formatting - we are more interested in knowledge than in presentation. If you add the knowledge, we will format it for you. Experimentation should be done in the Sandbox, where you can make any edits you like without disrupting the work of others. We routinely clean out the sandbox, but try to do so without disrupting your experiments. You may also make experimental edits on your User Page which we will not delete (unless we determine that it is spam).

Requirements Editing

The requirements for IA are protected from editing except by admins. If you see an error in a requirement, leave a note on the talk page and an admin will address the issue.

The requirements for the honors are not protected from editing, but we ask that you not make changes to them except in the case where the requirements in the wiki differ from the official NAD version. Any changes made not in accordance with this policy will be undone immediately.

Spam and Vandalism

The admins here do not mess around when it comes to dealing with spam and vandalism. We have a one-strike and you're out policy. Any user (anonymous or registered) who engages in these activities will be blocked as soon as an admin notices it. Registered users will be blocked indefinitely. Anonymous users will be blocked for one year. Users can appeal a block by leaving a message on their talk page.

Use of These Resources

Because the resources hosted here are licensed under the Creative Commons CC-BY-SA 3.0 license, you are free to do many things with it, including printing, creating derivative works, or even selling the material for your own profit, as long as you attribute the work to those who created it. Attributees can be found on the history page of any module here. You may freely print as many copies of these resources as you want.