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You should avoid excessive emphasis and be concise; capital letters are considered shouting, and long, rambling messages or SMS language may be difficult to understand and will be ignored.   
You should avoid excessive emphasis and be concise; capital letters are considered shouting, and long, rambling messages or SMS language may be difficult to understand and will be ignored.   


Failure to comply with these guidelines may result in your messages being reverted or your user account being [[WikiIslam:Blocking Policy|blocked]] from editing WikiIslam, depending on the severity of your actions.
Failure to comply with these guidelines may result in your messages being reverted or your user account being [[WikiIslam:Blocking Policy|blocked]] from editing WikiIslam, depending on the severity of your actions. Depending on the situation comments containing extreme views may be removed.


==See Also==
==See Also==

Revision as of 18:36, 9 March 2014

Talk pages are for improving WikiIslam. Do not be hostile toward fellow editors; newcomers in particular. Remember to assume good faith and respond to problematic edits in a clear and polite manner. Keep discussions on the page they were started on and sign your posts.

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Topics

The purpose of a talk page (accessible via the "discussion" tab) is to provide space for editors to discuss changes directly relating to its associated article or project page.

Acceptable topics for discussion include concerns directly relating to the page, such as inaccuracies, formatting, renaming, merging and suggestions for further improvement. They are not there for debating the content of the article or for general attacks on the site or users of the site.

If your comment does not directly relate to improving the article, it may be deleted without a response, or moved to the appropriate location. Comments that do get a response may be deleted from the page after some time.

The reason for this rule is to not create disruptions on talk pages, and to not take up our editors time. Debating can be time-consuming and is not what this website is here for.

If you would like to debate issues concerning Islam, please use a forum, e.g. the FFI forum (you will have to create a separate account there if you do not have one already). For questions about how to use or edit WikiIslam, leave a message at the Help Desk. And for general inquiries/suggestions, use the Forum page.

Etiquette

To maintain a cooperative atmosphere on the site, it is required for all editors and administrators to maintain civility, not be unnecessarily aggressive and assume good faith while communicating with others; newcomers in particular. Edit summaries and log comments are also required to follow these rules.

Do not remove or alter another user's message, do not use profanities and do not use ad hominem or threats against another user or the site.

For continuity of discussion, comments should be kept on the same talk page where they were initiated. All new discussion topics should be given a relevant heading and created at the bottom of the page, below all previous discussions. Each new message should be signed and follow the rules concerning indentation.

You should avoid excessive emphasis and be concise; capital letters are considered shouting, and long, rambling messages or SMS language may be difficult to understand and will be ignored.

Failure to comply with these guidelines may result in your messages being reverted or your user account being blocked from editing WikiIslam, depending on the severity of your actions. Depending on the situation comments containing extreme views may be removed.

See Also