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Contributor Role Guidelines

Activity

All Contributors are required to be activity contributing to the wiki with recent changes and additions. There must be at least one contribution to the wiki every 2 Weeks. These changes cannot be minor edits to existing pages. For Example: Spelling Corrections. Contributors Must also make suggestions to either the game or the wiki. It Must be a minimum of 1 Suggestion per week.

LOA

Activity may be exempt if you are on holiday or other cases but you must inform a higher up of this LOA. You must notify a higher up at least 24 hours before it begins. It must include start and end dates of the Loa. If you fail to provide notice in advance (unless in an emergency) it will result in standard inactivity rules applying

Moderation

All Contributors must maintain a clean record to their moderation record. If you receive a moderation action may be taken depending on the severity. Along with this if you troll the wiki in any way without permission from a higher up, moderation may be taken.

Community

All Contributors must show at least some activity to the community either by engaging with them via talking in general or other means.

GitHub Standards

Readability

When you make changes to the wiki you must make sure you comment on your work/code and when making a commit you must say what you have changed in the commit clearly. Speak like your giving an action. E.g. Add {feature}, Remove {feature} etc.

Branches

When working on a feature make sure to make a new branch for this so you do not commit directly into the main branch. You must do your work in your branch and when it is ready for production you may make a pull request to merge it into the main branch. Only the creator of the branch should make pull requests for the branch

Other

Keep it to one change per commit. Make sure not to make a bunch of unrelated changes in one commit. If your commit is about organizing files organize them then when you do the next thing make that in another commit. In other words make sure your commit are related.

As Stated in the sections provided failure to adhere to these rules may result in moderation or removal of the contributor status.