Editing Guidelines

These are the guidelines for editors. Partially aimed to people who may have never edited on a wiki before. We welcome anyone to help edit and build upon the Project Moon Miraheze Wiki to make it the best wiki it can be.

You can join the Project Moon Wiki Discord here to communicate and ask for questions and help.

Ensure Accuracy
Please do not include headcanon, speculation, or theories in any page as fact. You may include theories/speculation if it's largely deemed highly plausible, but preferably keep it in "Trivia" sections and ensure that it's clear that it is speculation/a theory.

If the content spoken about is dubiously canon, please explicitly state so.

Character Ages and Heights
Preferably, if a character's age or height is unknown, don't attempt to make one up.

If a character's age is given a canon range, you can include that, ensuring that it is clear that it is not confirmed.

If a character's exact height is not known, you can include assumed height based off another character's height in relation to them, ensure that it is clear that it is not confirmed.

Character's Gender Identity
If a character's gender is unknown, do not assume a label for them, and refer to them using gender neutral language.

In many cases, you are allowed to assume a character's gender based on the pronouns that are used in dialogue for the sake of simplicity unless stated otherwise, such as a character's gender listed as unknown in an official Artbook (Oswald) or other official statements. (Nearly all characters in WonderLab)

(Note that this doesn't apply for times when a character is being referred to in a derogatory manner, such as Angela being referred to as "it")

 Always  use a character's most recent (in lore) identification and pronouns throughout their article.

Image Guidelines
When using images, please refrain from using unofficial content without permission, and do not use fanart.

When uploading animated content, such as an animated character sprite, please upload it as a .webp and not a .gif, this is due to .webp's being much lower in file size without losing quality.

Overall, please use .webp whenever possible, while it isn't required, it helps in loading content faster, and it reduces the space and bandwidth used on Miraheze's servers, it's largely a courtesy.

Follow Page Standards
Copy the structure of existing similar pages for editing, adjust where is needed. Please attempt to keep it standardized as possible.

Character Pages
Use Angela as the standard for character pages.

Abnormality Pages
Use One Sin and Hundreds of Good Deeds as the standard for abnormality pages.

(Please wait until we have a proper structure for how abnormality pages should be set up!)

E.G.O Pages
Use [EGO EXAMPLE PAGE HERE] as the standard for EGO pages.

(Please wait until we have a proper structure for how EGO pages should be set up!)

Identity Pages
Use The One Who Shall Grip Sinclair as the standard for identity pages.

Game Pages
Use Lobotomy Corporation (Game) as the standard for game pages.

Novel/Comic Pages
Use WonderLab as the standard for novel/comic pages.

Editing on Mobile
If you are editing on a mobile device, please ensure you are in Desktop mode, by either scrolling down to the very bottom of the page and clicking "Desktop" OR clicking the "Request Desktop" button in your browser.

Editing Pages
WARNING: CREATE AN ACCOUNT BEFORE EDITING, EDITING WITHOUT A REGISTERED ACCOUNT WILL RESULT IN YOUR IP ADDRESS BEING SHOWN.

Editing existing pages
You'll need to learn how to edit pages first. Every page has two tabs at the very top "Edit" and "Edit Source", I recommend working with the source editor, especially when working with Templates. You can also switch what editor you're using at any point by clicking the pencil icon in the top right. Once you're in the editor, you can edit any facet of the page.



Summary Box
Once you've made your edits, you should typically fill out the "Summary" box at the bottom of the page. Fill out with details of what you added/changed/removed. This will make it easier for other editors to know what you've changed, as seen below.



You'll also notice a box stating "This is a minor edit", mark this for small edits, such as fixing grammar and other issues, correcting small bits of information.

Creating new pages
When creating new pages, you should use other similar pages as examples, such as character pages, follow the structure of other character pages. I recommend that you copy paste the source of an existing character page to your new character page to keep everything standardized.