Help:Moving pages

=MiiWiki:Social media draft=

MiiWiki is a place for covering all things officially related to Miis in an encyclopedic manner, and as such, is not the place for theories, fanart, etc., and any other discussion that is not beneficial to the wiki as a factual encyclopedic resource. However, we do have accounts and groups on social media for this purpose.

Discord
MiiWiki has a Discord server owned by Kirb, and in addition to being used for discussion of wiki matters, it also has a live recent changes and channels for chatting and sharing created Miis. It also has a voice channel. You can join by clicking here. A free discord account is required to join. The discord staff is the same as the wiki staff, and there are also roles for wiki support members and users with wiki accounts.

Instagram
MiiWiki has a currently unused Instagram account owned by Kirb.

=MiiWiki:Deletion policy draft=

MiiWiki aims to get content in order to be a good resource. However, content that is not helpful to MiiWiki as a resource will need to be deleted.

Marking pages for deletion
Pages that should be deleted should be marked with Delete with a reason. This adds a notice to the page and puts it in Category:To be deleted. If the page isn't one that needs to be deleted immediately, then the editor adding the deletion notice should also start a talk page discussion regarding it. They should also make sure to orphan the page first (Special:Whatlinkshere should display no pages).

Content that should be deleted

 * Unnecessary redirects
 * File/Template/Talk redirects
 * Userspace redirects (unless it is a subpage of a non-redirect page or it was created from a renaming)
 * Redirects with qualifiers
 * Redirects using fan names
 * Typo redirects
 * Duplicate files
 * Outside scope
 * Anything illegal
 * Personal files if a single user has more than 5 (the user should be contacted first and asked which one should be deleted)

=MiiWiki:Dispute policy draft=

Occasionally users on a wiki will disagree on how to best cover something. If two or more users are undoing each other's edits (commonly known as an edit war) and neither is vandalizing the page, then it is a dispute. Disputes should be handled through the following steps as necessary:
 * 1) Dispute should be added to the page or section to indicate that the part of it being disputed should not be edited. It should also be protected by an administrator if the entire page is being disputed.
 * 2) The editors disputing should explain their reasons for their edits on the talk page
 * 3) If this fails to solve the issue, a vote should be held on the talk page
 * 4) If the vote ends in a tie, then an administrator should settle the dispute

=MiiWiki:Personal content policy draft=

Personal content is allowed on MiiWiki in order for users to express themselves on their userpages. However, as the wiki's primary purpose is to be a factual resource and not a social network, there are limits on personal files.

Uploading personal files
Personal files can be uploaded at Special:Upload like any other file (see Help:Files, although do note that personal files do not need to meet all of the guidelines listed there). However, unlike other files, they have special parameters on Aboutfile:
 * indicates that it is a personal file
 * indicates which user it is the file of (replace [username] with your username)

Guidelines for personal files
Personal files must still be properly sourced, be of a supported filetype, and not be illegal. Other than that, personal files don't have any content restrictions, although a single user cannot have more than five personal files.

=MiiWiki:Naming policy draft=

Priority
The more descriptive names and newest names are typically preferred over less descriptive and older names. For name sources, use the following list, numbered by priority. Other names that are in one of the first five categories but are not the primary title should bemade into redirects.
 * 1) In-game names.
 * 2) Sources published by the developer or publisher of the game (guides, websites, etc.).
 * 3) Third-party officially licensed sources.
 * 4) Names from sources in other languages. If the developer/publisher is based in a country whose native language is not English, that language takes priority over other non-English languages. These should be marked with ForeignTitle.
 * 5) Game data filenames, which should be marked with Internal title.
 * 6) Fan names, which should be marked with Conjectural title.

Files
See Help:Files