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| − | '''What AoPSWiki is not'''
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| − | ===AoPSWiki is not a dictionary===
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| − | Most articles should contain a definition of the term, but the definition by itself should not make up the whole article. The articles should provide a more complete, thorough explanation of the topic -- particularly as it is relevant to students of [[problem solving]].
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| − | ===AoPSWiki is not a place for most personal content===
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| − | More specifically, AoPSWiki is not:
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| − | * a weblog.
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| − | * a message board.
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| − | * a social network.
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| − | * a medium for chat.
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| − | * a journal for original articles to be published.
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| − | However, users can use their user profiles to post personal content relating to academics and problem solving.
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| − | ===AoPSWiki is not yours===
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| − | AoPSWiki is for all of its users to share. This means that there may be some articles which you don't agree with or some articles might not be organized/written in the way you would like them to be. Changes on such matters should reflect a consensus of AoPSWiki users, with resolution governed by [[Art of Problem Solving]] administrators.
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| − | ===AoPSWiki is not a democracy===
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| − | Disputes should be mediated through discussion until a general consensus is reached. Moderators have authority over general contributors. Administrators have complete authority over all of AoPSWiki, including moderators.
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