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Roger Rabbit Wiki has rules which all users should follow.

General Rules

What Is Permitted

Articles related to the topic, like characters, cast members, other media, etc.

What Is Not Permitted

Vandalism, including adding nonsense/gibberish and removing content, and spam, including spamming comments and/or external links.
Sockpuppetry of any form. If your account has been blocked and you return with a new account, the sockpuppet account will be blocked indefinitely and the block on your other account will be changed to indefinite.
- This however is not the case if you have moved accounts.
Edit farming, which this wiki defines as making more than 3 changes to an article in a short period of time. Please be careful when editing, and be sure to make use of the "Show changes" and "Preview" buttons to make sure you are happy with your changes before saving.
Removing "Warning" and "Blocked" threads from your wall. If you remove these threads when currently blocked, your message wall privileges will be taken away (revoked), and your block may be extended.
Articles unrelated to the topic.
Edit warring, which this wiki defines as making counterproductive edits to win a content dispute against another user. Sometimes, edit farming occurs during edit warring.
Any violations of Fandom's Terms of Use, including but not limited to:
- Abusing, harassing, threatening, or intimidating other users
- Joining when underaged
- Impersonation
- Soliciting personal information
Joining this wiki for the sole purpose of violating these rules.

Text Rules

To see how to write articles, see the Manual of Style.

All text should contain no profanity. This applies to articles, user pages, message walls, comments, blog and discussion posts.

Use of Wikipedia text

Both Roger Rabbit Wiki and Wikipedia are licensed under the CC BY-SA 3.0 Unported license. However, this wiki does not allow entire Wikipedia articles to be copied and pasted (plagiarized). So, while it is fine to use Wikipedia content, entire articles cannot be plagiarized.
- There are two templates to use if an article has Wikipedia content:
  - {{Wikipedia}} if the article uses text from a page of the same or a similar name
  - {{Wikipedia2}} if the article uses text from a page of a different name
- Make sure to use these templates correctly.

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 === <u>What Is ''Not'' Permitted</u> ===
-* Vandalism, like adding nonsense/gibberish, and spam, like spamming comments and/or external links. Any discovery of this will result in a warning, but can go straight to a block depending on the severity.
+* Vandalism, including adding nonsense/gibberish and removing content, and spam, including spamming comments and/or external links.
 * Sockpuppetry of any form. If your account has been blocked and you return with a new account, the sockpuppet account will be blocked indefinitely and the block on your other account will be changed to indefinite.
 ** This however is not the case if you have ''moved'' accounts.
 * Edit farming, which this wiki defines as making more than 3 changes to an article in a short period of time. Please be careful when editing, and be sure to make use of the "Show changes" and "Preview" buttons to make sure you are happy with your changes before saving.
-* Removing "Warning" and "Blocked" threads from your wall. Any discovery of this will result in a warning, but can go straight to a block depending on the severity. Also, if you remove "Warning" and "Blocked" threads when currently blocked, your message wall privileges will be taken away (revoked) from you, and your block may be extended.
+* Removing "Warning" and "Blocked" threads from your wall. If you remove these threads when currently blocked, your message wall privileges will be taken away (revoked), and your block may be extended.
-* Undoing edits performed by administrators. If only one instance occurs, a warning will be issued, but if more than one instance occurs, you will be blocked without any warnings issued beforehand.
+* Articles unrelated to the topic.
-* Articles unrelated to the topic. Any discovery of these will result in a warning, but can go straight to a block depending on the severity.
+* Edit warring, which this wiki defines as making counterproductive edits to win a content dispute against another user. Sometimes, edit farming occurs during edit warring.
-* Joining this wiki for the sole purpose of violating the rules. Expect a permanent ban if you do so.
+* Any violations of Fandom's [https://www.fandom.com/terms-of-use Terms of Use], including but not limited to:
-* Harassing other users. Expect a block of a substantial length if you do so.
+** Abusing, harassing, threatening, or intimidating other users
-* Asking for personal information. Expect a permanent ban as asking for personal information violates Fandom's [https://www.fandom.com/terms-of-use Terms of Use].
+** Joining when underaged
-* Edit warring, which this wiki defines as making counterproductive edits to win a content dispute against another user. Sometimes, edit farming occurs during edit warring. As such, any instance of edit warring will go straight to a block no matter the severity.
+** Impersonation
+** Soliciting personal information
+* Joining this wiki for the sole purpose of violating these rules.
 == Text Rules ==
 ''To see how to write articles, see the [[Roger Rabbit Wiki:Manual of Style|Manual of Style]].''
-* All text should contain no profanity. This applies to articles, userpages, message walls, comments, blog and discussion posts.
+* All text should contain no profanity. This applies to articles, user pages, message walls, comments, blog and discussion posts.
 === <u>Use of Wikipedia text</u> ===