WiiUBrew:Policy

WiiUBrew has very similar policies to WiiBrew. This page details the etiquette expected of WiiUBrew users, describes the content not allowed on the wiki, and the repercussions for violating WiiUBrew's policies. We expect our users to behave maturely, and this is not an exhaustive list of things you should avoid doing. If we see a user making counterproductive edits of any sort, we may intervene. Them's the breaks.

Violations

License violations

Projects that use code under the GPL or other source licences must have properly credited the code and author(s), as per the requirements of the licence.

Copyright infringement

Warez and eShop piracy are not permitted. This includes talk about Wii U "backups", regardless of their legality, and tools related to piracy. This also includes modchips. Content pertaining to leaked information is forbidden.

WUPs

WUP information and applications are not allowed, unless it refers to a specific case of a legal WUP (e.g. Haxchi). Innocent until proven guilty does not apply here. Tools to install official channels not properly signed by the target Wii U are also not allowed.

Vandalism

Vandalism is any addition, deletion, or change to content made in a deliberate attempt to compromise the integrity of WiiUBrew.

Username

Choose a neutral username with which you will be happy. Obscene, offensive, or otherwise inappropriate usernames will be banned.

See Wikipedia's Username policy for further appropriate/inappropriate account names.

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No announcing of web sites, commercial products, etc.

Using Multiple Accounts

Editors may not use multiple accounts to contribute. Doing so will result in the alternate account(s) being blocked to enforce the fact that editors may only use one account to contribute.

Enforcement

Banning

Any user violating the above rules may be banned from WiiUBrew at the discretion of an administrator.

Blocking

Disruptive editors can be blocked from editing for short or long amounts of time.

Page Protection

Pages can be protected against vandals or during fierce content disputes. In addition, pages undergoing frequent vandalism can be semi-protected to block edits by new editors.

See Also

• WiiBrew policies
• Contributing
• Wikipedia Policies (Most of Wikipedia's policies apply to all wikis.)