Qix Wiki:Deletion policy

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Deletion is the process of removing content from public view. Qix Wiki, as well as all wikis in general, utilize deletion as a process of maintenance, security, safety, and proper documentation. Any content may be deleted at any time, but there must generally be a compelling reason to do so. Major examples include the following:

  • A page is not within scope.
  • It exceeds the limits set within the user content policy.
  • It is a non-mainspace redirect that is no longer necessary, such as the result of a page rename.
  • Blatant spam or vandalism efforts.
  • A delete request was made, and an administrator approved its deletion.
  • Something has been replaced with a new version, typically in regards to files or templates.

Furthermore, individual revisions may also be deleted. Reasons for revision deletions may include:

  • Blatant vandalism
  • Offensive material
  • Unacceptable external links
  • Broken or otherwise non-functional revisions

Pages may be undeleted upon request and a thorough explanation as to why a page may need to be undeleted. Administrators can still access deleted material.

Furthermore, any Not Safe For Work (NSFW) content—particularly in reference to pornographic Qix knock-off games, as well as downloads/ROMs for any games will be deleted on sight, with no questions asked. This is not up for negotiation.

Policy and Guidelines
Policy

Manual of style • Remaining objective • Scope • Files • Deletion policy • References • Naming • Non-Qix content • Talk pages • User content • Remaining civil

Guidelines

Page skeleton • Use of color • Redirects

Administration and Users

Administration • Autoconfirmed • Users • Requests for rights

Changing policy

Proposals

See also

Playing Qix • Copyrights • Help pages