Heartbleed:Rulebook

"When you have no rules, you'll start to build your own rules."

Like any other wiki, if you want to stay and contribute, you have to follow the guidelines of the wiki. Also, if ever you see a dumb rule in the guidelines, it's because someone has done it before here.

In General

 * Be civil to everyone. This is a community where everyone gets to share their content to other users, so do not harass, bully, argue, purposefully offend, make fun of, or disrespect other users. This also means that you should edit your own user page, not anyone else's, unless the user who owns the user page you're editing allows you to. While we also ask to respect people's privacy (as stated in Fandom's Community Guidelines), It's also unnecessary and even rude to bother anyone for information about their offline life. Remember, whatever you write on the internet STAYS on the internet, okay?
 * Abide by Fandom's Rules and Guidelines. This is self-explanatory guys, c'mon now.
 * Don't do anything illegal on Heartbleed. Heartbleed is a FANDOM wiki, meaning that all FANDOM policies and laws of the United States and the State of California apply here as well.

Basic Guidelines

 * 1) Absolutely no spamming allowed. This includes, adding useless pages, creating spam edits (e.g, reverting and then redoing edits).
 * 2) No advertising.
 * 3) Alternate/sock puppet accounts are strictly prohibited.
 * 4) Non-admin users should not give warnings to other users. Friendly advice and tips are one thing, but only admins will give out warnings.
 * 5) No adding of false/unconfirmed information of any sort.
 * 6) Creating articles regarding any real-life drama is prohibited out of due respect to the community. Take any drama you may have with someone else in a private place.
 * 7) Absolutely no vandalism. That includes editing of some sort on other people's pages.
 * 8) No removing items from galleries, unless it's fake or irrelevant to the topic.
 * 9) NSFW Content must be marked as NSFW.

Do Not:

 * Upload anything that isn't going to be used in a mainspace article.
 * Upload duplicate files.
 * Upload anything explicit for the use of making others uncomfortable/harassed.

In General:

 * Try to upload the highest quality files as much as possible. Other than that, don't upload low-quality files when there is a higher quality file available.
 * When editing, please abide by the Manual of Style.