NeuroWiki:Writing Articles

This page “NeuroWiki:Writing Articles” is the current guidelines of NeuroWiki

• The guidelines text describes the binding operational methods and standards currently in effect on NeuroWiki;
• Users are expected to adhere to the content described on this page;
• The Site Owner of NeuroWiki reserve the final interpretation rights for all provisions.

Core Principles

Main article: NeuroWiki:Editing Standards

1. Neutrality: Avoid subjective evaluations; distinguish between factual statements and opinions.
2. Accuracy: All content must be supported by reliable sources.
3. Completeness: Cover the core aspects of the article, as detailed in the relevant writing guidelines.
4. Compliance: Adhere to the requirements of the Content Management Policy.

General Requirements

• Articles must use standardized templates to structure content.
• Follow the site-wide formatting standards:
  • Section hierarchy
  • Punctuation usage
  • Date formats
  • Unit standards
• Controversial content must include the {{Info/ControversialContent}} template.

Writing Guidelines

Article Type	Guideline Reference	Required Modules (Examples)
Virtual YouTubers	NeuroWiki:Character Article Guidelines	Basic Info Card Development History Major Events
Live Stream Records	NeuroWiki:Live Stream Record Guidelines	Timeline Highlights Data Analysis
Meme Culture	NeuroWiki:Internet Meme Article Guidelines	Origin Analysis Spread History Official Reactions
Major Events	NeuroWiki:Event Article Guidelines	Timeline Reactions from Stakeholders Aftermath and Impact

Quality Control

• Patrolling: Regular review of newly created or edited articles.
• Improvement Mechanism: Articles that do not meet standards will be added to Category:Articles Needing Improvement and tagged with relevant templates.

Tools and Support

• Multilingual Collaboration: Follow the Cross-Language Synchronization Guidelines.
• Quick References:
  • MediaWiki:Quick Editing Reference