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* ''No self-promotion.'' Please read [[CZ:Policy on Self-Promotion]] and [[CZ:Objectivity_Guidance]]. You may not use the wiki to write about your own accomplishments or for any kind of commercial promotion. | * ''No self-promotion.'' Please read [[CZ:Policy on Self-Promotion]] and [[CZ:Objectivity_Guidance]]. You may not use the wiki to write about your own accomplishments or for any kind of commercial promotion. | ||
* ''No public relations.'' You may not use this wiki to publicize clients or companies for their commercial benefit. If you are closely involved with someone or have a business relationship with them, it would be a conflict of interest to try to write about them objectively. | |||
* ''Redundancy and Disambiguation'' If one topic is quite similar to another--for example, is just a variant on the name--then the less common topic name should in many cases be redirected to the more common topic name. Thus, for example [[Great War]] redirects to [[World War I]]. When starting articles using a person's name, it is normally preferable to disambiguate the title (i.e., not just "Eugene Daub", but rather [[Eugene Daub (sculptor)]]. | * ''Redundancy and Disambiguation'' If one topic is quite similar to another--for example, is just a variant on the name--then the less common topic name should in many cases be redirected to the more common topic name. Thus, for example [[Great War]] redirects to [[World War I]]. When starting articles using a person's name, it is normally preferable to disambiguate the title (i.e., not just "Eugene Daub", but rather [[Eugene Daub (sculptor)]]. |
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Content Policy
This is the root page for all Citizendium content policy pages. Generally, we may write about whatever we like in the Citizendium. There are, however, a few constraints on the choice of article topic:
Unlike in Wikipedia, there is no requirement on the Citizendium that article topics be "notable", which means we do not exclude topics solely on the ground that their topics do not strike contributors as being significant or important. We recognize that what may be completely trivial to one person might in fact be quite important to another. |
If you would like our "top policy picks," or the most important policy documents, see: |
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