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== Archived Policies ==
 
== Archived Policies ==
 
*'''[[PvXwiki:Build Masters]]''': The policy detailing what Build Masters are and what they're expected to do.
 
*'''[[PvXwiki:Build Masters]]''': The policy detailing what Build Masters are and what they're expected to do.
*'''[[PvXwiki:Evaluating Administrators]]''' Describes the evaluation of administrators upon promotion, and re-evaluation of admins at any time.
 
 
*'''[[PvXwiki:Evaluating Build Masters]]''' The Build Master equivalent of [[PvXwiki:Evaluating Administrators|Evaluating Administrators]]
 
*'''[[PvXwiki:Evaluating Build Masters]]''' The Build Master equivalent of [[PvXwiki:Evaluating Administrators|Evaluating Administrators]]
*'''[[PvXwiki:Requests for adminship]]''': The process by which future administrators are nominated, voted upon, and selected.
 
 
*'''[[PvXwiki:Requests for Build Master Status]]''': The process by which Build Master Status candidates are nominated, voted upon, and selected.
 
*'''[[PvXwiki:Requests for Build Master Status]]''': The process by which Build Master Status candidates are nominated, voted upon, and selected.
 
*'''[[PvXwiki:Build Masters/Appeals]]''': How to mediate disputes concerning a Build Master's actions.
 
*'''[[PvXwiki:Build Masters/Appeals]]''': How to mediate disputes concerning a Build Master's actions.

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PvXwiki Policy

This article is designed to act as a portal to the various other policy pages. It also describes the method of adding and changing PvXwiki policy.

Current Well Established Policies

Administrative Policies

Content Policies

Build-Specific Policies

  • PvXwiki:Build Deletion: Details the two primary reasons for which builds are deleted: because they are inferior or because they are unfavored.
  • PvXwiki:Editing Builds: Distinguishes when a build should be edited, by whom it can be edited, and what should be edited, in order to allow for the dynamic nature both of a wiki and of real vetting. Also provides links to style guidelines that relate both to build creation and build formatting and details the manner in which builds should be named.
  • PvXwiki:Real Vetting: How to vote on builds. This is one of the most important policies on the site and the one a user should familiarize himself with the most.
  • PvXwiki:Build Packs: Details the process of submitting Build Packs, and their storage.

Conflict Policies

Guidelines

Policy Guidelines

There exist on PvXwiki a series of policy guidelines that are more advisory in nature than policies. While they are not binding in the same manner as policies, users should nevertheless strive to follow them where appropriate. A list of policy guidelines may be found here.

Style Guidelines

In addition to policy guidelines, there are also a set of guidelines that govern how articles on the Wiki should be formatted. Users, both new and old, are encouraged to read these style guides to ensure a high quality of articles in the Wiki. A list of style guidelines may be found here.

Proposed Policies

Proposing a New Policy

In order to create a new policy proposal, users should follow these three simple steps:

  • Create a new article, in the PvXwiki namespace, describing the new policy.
  • Add the new article to the list below.
  • Affix {{proposed policy}} to the new article.

Current Proposed Policies

The following policies are either incomplete or require greater discussion (oldest policies first).

Revisiting Policies

Proposing Revisions

In order to propose a revised policy, users should follow these three simple steps

  1. Add a new sub-article to the policy including the entire policy with all necessary changes.
  2. Add a message to the talk page of the policy article advertising the proposed change.
  3. Add the new proposal to the list below.

Policies Currently Being Revisited

  • None at this time.

Failed Proposals

A list of all failed proposals may be found here.

Archived Policies