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==Viewpoints== | ==Viewpoints== | ||
It is important to note for any Wiki. Multiple users each have their own viewpoints. With regards to editing, users do their best to supplement as many readers and editors as possible. While agreement is ideal, dispute may be unavoidable. Individuals or groups of individuals should do their best arrive at some sort of compromise, in order to proceed with the editing process and ultimately produce a good referential product. | It is important to note for any Wiki. Multiple users each have their own viewpoints. With regards to editing, users do their best to supplement as many readers and editors as possible. While agreement is ideal, dispute may be unavoidable. Individuals or groups of individuals should do their best arrive at some sort of compromise, in order to proceed with the editing process and ultimately produce a good referential product. | ||
===Gender neutral=== | ===Gender neutral=== | ||
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===Generalization=== | ===Generalization=== | ||
Articles and sections should be best written with generalizations in mind. Though, specific articles and sections may require specificity. This is particularly applicable pertaining to [[rule variations]], where a multitude of different organizations have their own rules and approaches to the game. | Articles and sections should be best written with generalizations in mind. Though, specific articles and sections may require specificity. This is particularly applicable pertaining to [[rule variations]], where a multitude of different organizations have their own rules and approaches to the game. | ||
===Third person perspective=== | |||
Articles are best written in third person. Third person applies game concepts with a more generalized viewpoint for everyone. | |||
* The use of the word "I" may be viewed as arrogance in relation to article writing. | |||
* The use of the word "you" may be viewed as condescending in relation to article writing. | |||
== References == | == References == | ||