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| − | The Wiki Fire community must follow the guidelines of [[libel law]] if it is to be positive and useful.
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| − | However, after that, the code of ethics is open for discussion. The college-aged generation now is the first generation to grow and develop with the power of the [[Internet]]. [[Media]] is changing, and it is on our shoulders to decide where it goes.
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| − | Therefore, feel free to edit this page; if you have comments ''about'' the page, or suggestions (as opposed to actual policy changes), you can also post those on the talk page—click "discussion" at the top of the window.
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| − | == Mood ==
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| − | As the creator, I would like [[The Wiki Fire]] to be a positive source of free information. However, what I want the most is for this [[wiki]] to reflect its community, and not everything in this community is positive.
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| − | Therefore, what (if any) guidelines should we as a community of contributers aim for concerning the mood of this site? Please add ideas.
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| − | * Information should be of an objective nature. Even at a college as small as Knox, there are a wide variety of opinions regarding individuals, organizations, departments, events, and Knox in general. Therefore, your opinion is just that: your opinion. For this reason, subjective statements should be excluded, or at least rewritten to refer to facts instead of mere opinions.
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| − | * Edits should be made to entertain or inform, not to cause harm. This includes information accusing an individual, group, or organization of illegal activities. Even if the allegations are true, take a moment to consider what consequences might arise as a result of your posting them here. The WikiFire isn't an exposé. If people start getting in trouble because of things on WikiFire, it will only discourage people from using it.
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