Rules / Guidelines

Please read and understand these rules before contributing content to the Wiki.

Rules for Wiki Editors

The rules below will be strictly enforced. Please review before contributing content to the Wiki.

Rules for Wiki Editors

In order to maintain a high quality of content, the rules below will be strictly enforced. These rules should be considered a work in progress, they may be edited or revised at a future date.

No self-promotion: This wiki should not be used for the purpose of advertising your mods, YouTube channel, or anything else of that nature. This will be strictly enforced.

Do not post copyrighted material: Posting copyrighted material (such as images or videos) will expose this website and its owners to legal liability. As a result, any user that posts copyrighted material will have their editing privileges immediately and permanently revoked.

Do not post other people's content: Similar to the above, we can't verify whether you have permission to post this content, so please don't.

Do not spam or post low-quality material: Think of this like an encyclopedia or knowledgebase for future generations of modders. Please proofread your content and avoid submitting low-quality material as much as reasonably possible.

No swearing, slang, "adult language", or any kind of vulgar or offensive content will be tolerated.

All original content published on the wiki is considered Public Domain: By publishing original content here, you are releasing it to the Public Domain. This means it may be revised, edited, or reworked as needed by other members of the community.

Last edited September 7, 2021.Quality Guidelines

In order to ensure high quality content, any submissions not meeting these criteria may be edited or removed.

Quality Guidelines

If you haven't already, please first read the Rules for Wiki Editors as these are very important, and strictly enforced. By contrast, these "guidelines" are not enforced as strictly, but still recommended to follow whenever possible.

In general, think of this wiki as an encyclopedia or knowledgebase. The goal is to record our knowledge — to make information more accessible, and to preserve this knowledge for the future. Articles should be written with this goal in mind.

Articles should be written from a neutral point of view. You should try to avoid writing content that uses emotionally-charged language or subjective opinions. To test your understanding of this concept, it may be helpful to try the Wikipedia Neutrality Quiz.

Avoid writing from the first-person perspective. In most cases, wiki articles are not published with the authors name, and will be edited by many different individuals. For this reason, you should avoid using the word "I" in your content. Similarly, avoid using phrases like "personally", "in my opinion", etc.

Avoid duplicate content. In general, its a good idea to use the "search" features to see if someone has already written about your topic. Consider adding to the existing content (rather than starting a new page) if it makes sense to do so.

Proofread your content before publishing. Please check for common errors like typos, etc.

Last edited September 8, 2021.Requesting "Editor" Access

Please send a message to SamPT#9513 on Discord to have an account made for you. For now, all editor accounts need to be manually approved by a site administrator.

We encourage anyone with knowledge about modding Doom Eternal or Doom 2016 to contribute to the wiki by becoming a content editor.

It is recommended that you read the Rules for Wiki Editors and Quality Guidelines if you haven't already.