Forum:Manual on Policies and Procedures (or, The Book)

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KeybladeSpyMaster - I fight for the Users! TALK - - Greetings, users. System is up, and ready for user input. - 06:29 PM Tue, August 6, 2019 MDT CODE 0xKHWV001: SYSTEM START UP Chose this name, because then we can throw The Book at people. Basically, as has been suggested before and on multiple occasions, we need to make our policies and procedures more obvious, more clear, and more user-friendly. Ideally, the goal is that we have somewhere we can point people to when we need to revert edits, so those people can not only see the reason their edits are reverted, but also learn how to edit better, contribute better, and hopefully, grow and remain a part of this wiki. To pull this off, we would need to decide what exactly we need to still make clear. Obviously, part of this is revising the Manual of Style again to determine what formats/guides are missing. I say we take everything that we find that's currently in and as if they are the only policies we have, and build from there. What's missing? What should be added to these existing pages? What policies/procedures/processes to we currently employ that we need to create pages for? So have at it! I'd especially like to hear from some of our newer editors, what things we could have done better to make the transition from new user to regular contributor less rocky or confusing! Then we can throw books. Throwing's fun.