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'''Policies and guidelines''' are an essential part for the future development of Hattrick Wiki.


==Policies==
Policies and guidelines express standards that have community [[Hattrick:Consensus|consensus]]. Policies are considered a standard that all editors should follow, whereas guidelines are more advisory in nature. Both need to be approached with common sense: adhere to the spirit rather than the letter of the rules, and be prepared to ignore the rules on the rare occasions when they conflict with the goal of improving the encyclopedia. Those who edit in good faith, are civil, seek consensus, and work towards the goal of creating a great encyclopedia should find a welcoming environment.
 
== Current policies ==
* [[Hattrick:Regional club categories]]
* [[Hattrick:Regional club categories]]


==Guidelines under discussion==
== Current guidelines ==
None yet.


== Policies under discussion or construction ==
* [[Hattrick:Fanclub]]
* [[Hattrick:Fanclub]]
* [[Help:Contents#Creating Articles about Your Own Team]]
* [[Help:Contents#Creating Articles about Your Own Team]]
* [[Hattrick:Naming conventions]]
* [[Hattrick:Naming conventions]]
* [[Hattrick:Notability]]
* [[Hattrick:Notability]]
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* [[Hattrick:Consensus]]
[[Category:Wiki Policies|*]]
* [[Hattrick:Player]]
 
== Guidelines under discussion or construction ==
None currently.
 
== Current votes ==
None currently.
 
[[Category:Hattrick Wiki policies and guidelines|*]]

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Policies and guidelines are an essential part for the future development of Hattrick Wiki.

Policies and guidelines express standards that have community consensus. Policies are considered a standard that all editors should follow, whereas guidelines are more advisory in nature. Both need to be approached with common sense: adhere to the spirit rather than the letter of the rules, and be prepared to ignore the rules on the rare occasions when they conflict with the goal of improving the encyclopedia. Those who edit in good faith, are civil, seek consensus, and work towards the goal of creating a great encyclopedia should find a welcoming environment.

Current policies

Current guidelines

None yet.

Policies under discussion or construction

Guidelines under discussion or construction

None currently.

Current votes

None currently.