Worldpedia:Content Policies

Worldpedia Content Policies

Welcome to the Worldpedia Content Policies page. This document outlines the guidelines and standards for creating, editing, and maintaining content on Worldpedia.

General Principles[edit source]

All content on Worldpedia must adhere to the following core principles:

Neutral Point of View (NPOV) – Articles should be unbiased and fact-based.
Verifiability – Information must be supported by reliable sources.
No Original Research (NOR) – Content should be based on published sources, not personal opinions or unpublished ideas.
Respect Copyrights – Content must comply with Worldpedia:Copyrights policies.

Acceptable Content[edit source]

Content on Worldpedia should:

Be factual, well-researched, and well-written.
Be relevant to the scope of Worldpedia.
Follow proper formatting and citation guidelines.
Respect community standards and ethical considerations.

Prohibited Content[edit source]

The following types of content are strictly prohibited:

Vandalism – Intentional disruption or misinformation.
Plagiarism – Copying content without proper attribution.
Hate Speech & Harassment – Offensive or discriminatory content.
Spam & Advertising** – Unrelated promotional material.
Personal Opinions & Blogs – Articles should be encyclopedic, not opinion-based.

Citing Sources[edit source]

Proper citations are required for all factual claims. Use the following format for references: ^[1] Example: ^[2]

Editing & Content Disputes[edit source]

If an edit dispute arises: 1. Discuss it on the article’s Talk Page. 2. Seek mediation from an administrator if necessary. 3. Follow the bold, revert, discuss (BRD) model.

Legal & Copyright Compliance[edit source]

All content must comply with copyright laws:

Use Creative Commons or public domain sources whenever possible.
Do not copy text/images without permission.
Attribute properly when using external content.

🚨 Reporting Violations[edit source]

If you find a violation of these policies:

Report it to Worldpedia:Report Abuse.
Discuss it on the relevant talk page.
Contact administrators via Worldpedia:Administrators.

Related Pages[edit source]

This page is maintained by the Worldpedia editorial team. For updates or suggestions, visit the Talk page.

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↑ Doe, J. "History of Science," Science Journal, 2023.

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[2] Doe, J. "History of Science," Science Journal, 2023.

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