Eddsworld AU Wiki:Rules/Article Creation

These are the rules relating to the creation of pages and additional material.

Basic rules

 * All pages must have a single Infobox and at least four sentences of written text in the introduction.
 * The minimum information that is required to be filled out in an Infobox is: Name, Creator(s), Date Created, Link(s), Category, Tag(s) (if applicable), Tone, Setting, and Medium. Read more in-depth information here.
 * All pages should be written formally in a report format.
 * Correct grammar, punctuation and sentence structure is also important.
 * Headings should not be left empty.
 * A heading only having TBN or anything similar also falls under this.

AUs

 * Check the AU Page for further elaboration on page structure.
 * Links must be provided to the location the AU can be read/watched.
 * If the links have been removed due to the creator(s) removing them, the hosting site removing them, or some other unfortunate circumstance, it must be clearly labelled as such with the Missing template.

Addition material

 * All art must be credited, even if it was created by you (see AU Page for details).
 * Recoloring an image does not make it yours, you must credit the original creator.
 * Minor edits to images (such as the addition of eyepatches or similar attributes) does not make it yours either.
 * If you, for some reason, do not know the name of the artist, clearly state that this is the case and provide a link from where you obtained the piece.
 * Repeated failure to credit artists will result in you being blocked and your pages deleted.
 * Music and videos also fall under these same rules.
 * The file should be named something sensible prior to upload.
 * If an artist specifically states that no one is allowed to use their artwork, then you are not allowed to re-post it here either, credited or otherwise.
 * Please note: If the author/artist requests something to be removed, even if you have given credit, it will be removed. Their rights override yours.
 * Side note (to the authors/artists): You must be able to provide some sort of proof that it is yours. Please indicate somewhere that you don't want it to be used.