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These are the Maou Gakuin Wiki's guidelines. Below is a set of guidelines to follow when editing this wiki. Administrators of this wiki should read these rules and adapt them as necessary.

General

 * Do not make useless edits such as adding new sections to pages without adding any content or creating mostly empty pages.
 * Before saving changes to a page, consider adding a brief summary to help other editors understand the intentions behind the edit and to avoid any confusion.
 * If any user reverts your edit, secure the reason for it first. If you believe that your edit was needed and was reverted unnecessarily, approach an admin for help.
 * Do not make personal attacks on other people. If you need to criticize another user's argument, do so without attacking them as a person. Do not use bigoted language, including slurs that degrade another person or group of people based on gender, race, sexual orientation, nationality, religion, etc.
 * Be a productive member of the wiki. Contribute to the wiki in line with the established processes and conventions. Need help? Ask an administrator! Disrupting the wiki with "edit warring" over differing opinions of a topic with another user or group of users is not productive.
 * Do not engage in excessive self-promotion. The wiki is a collaborative community resource for the topic at hand. It is NOT a free place to advertise your related website, YouTube channel, blog, social media account, etc. Have a question about whether your link would be welcome? Ask an administrator!
 * Do not harass other users. If somebody asks you to stop posting certain content on their wall, respect their wishes. It is their wall.
 * Do follow the community manual of style. When a community has established formatting, it's important to adhere to that, especially when spoiler content is involved.

Vandalism

 * Do not make pointless articles or fill articles with nonsense content.
 * Editing a wiki page to the point of nothing will get you banned.
 * Do not disrupt the wiki's content to the point it obstructs or defeats the purpose of the wiki. This is an English wiki, so pages need to be written in English.
 * Do not change words to swear words or gibberish.
 * If another user has frequently vandalized the wiki, report it to an admin.

Language

 * Use American English.
 * Use standard, formal English and proper grammar and spelling with a neutral tone.
 * Use a serial comma in lists (e.g. Anos, Misha, and Sasha).
 * Singular possessive proper nouns should have an apostrophe and "s" at the end. This includes proper nouns that already have an "s" at the end (e.g. Anos's).
 * Names should follow the spellings used in the light novel.
 * The only exceptions are on anime pages and manga pages where their respective spellings are used instead.
 * There are terms that should always be capitalized. These include:
 * character names (e.g. Anos Voldigoad)
 * location names (e.g. Demon King Academy Delsgade)
 * organization names (e.g. Unitarians)
 * spell names (e.g. Jio Graze)
 * item names (e.g. Unique Sword Sigshesta)
 * Mythical Age and Magical Age
 * Cohort of Chaos
 * Magic Eyes
 * Gyze and Asla's classes (e.g. Guardian)
 * Demon King Castle (the castles created using Gyze)
 * There are terms that should not be capitalized. These include:
 * names of races (e.g. demon, god)
 * types of swords (e.g. demon sword, holy sword) unless they are a part of a name such as Demon Sword Gadol
 * magic power, magic circle, spell formula
 * source
 * types of magic (e.g. origin magic, holy magic)
 * orders (e.g. order of time)
 * For all other cases of capitalization, follow the light novel.
 * Spell names should not include a translation of the kanji (e.g. just use Fless or Grega – do not include Flight or Flame).
 * Spell names should not be stylized (e.g. use Fless instead of , Fless, or Fless).
 * The only exception is using italics when quoting a character saying a spell.
 * Spell descriptions should refer to a person using the spell as the "caster" while what the spell is used on should be referred to as the "target".
 * If the name of a spell conflicts with the name of a character (e.g. Eleonore, the person, and Eleonore, the spell), rewrite the description in a way that avoids confusion.

Content

 * Recurring characters in the story should have their own pages.
 * Unnamed characters and characters who are only mentioned or appear briefly in the story belong in the Minor Characters page.
 * Link pages only the first time they are mentioned in a page (or section if it is within a table).

Spoilers

 * Information beyond the anime should be marked as spoilers.
 * Use  to mark a word up to several sentences.
 * Use  to mark entire paragraphs and sections.
 * Add  to the top of pages that are all spoilers (e.g. characters who have not appeared in the anime yet).
 * Characters who appeared before Volume 11, unless they appeared during or after, should not have the "world" field in their character infobox. This is to prevent spoilers.

Quotes

 * Use the template  after a page's infobox.
 * A quote in a character's page should reflect their personality.

Images

 * Do not upload duplicates of images.
 * Only images from official sources such as the anime, manga, light novels, and artbook, may be used in articles.
 * Images should not contain cursors and window borders.
 * Anime images should not contain subtitles.
 * Images from the anime should have a resolution of 1920x1080.
 * Prefer PNGs over JPGs.
 * Images should follow this format:
 * Alignment should generally be kept to the right
 * Recommended size is 200px.
 * All images should be properly marked with the appropriate license tags using.
 * Images in galleries should be placed in this order:
 * Light novel (Covers &rArr; Keywords &rArr; Colored illustrations &rArr; Monochrome illustrations)
 * Manga
 * Anime
 * Other official illustrations
 * Images should include captions.
 * Images should include captions.

Formatting

 * MediaWiki syntax is preferred over HTML (e.g.  instead of   and   instead of  ). However, in some cases, HTML syntax may be useful in templates to improve readability or to avoid errors.
 * Headings should always be immediately followed by text or a subheading with no empty lines in between.
 * Headings should always be preceded by an empty line unless they immediately follow another heading.
 * Capitalize template names the same way as their respective pages:
 * instead of
 * instead of