Editing Worm Wiki:Manual of Style (section)

==Content==
===Official Language===
The content of this wiki is expressed in American English. This is an English language wiki, and all edits are expected to be carried out in English. This includes articles, forum posts, blogs, and talk pages. If a user's second language is English and they are not familiar with correct grammar and sentence structure, we can only ask that you have someone help you with the content you wish to provide here, as editing will be extremely difficult if you cannot properly understand or converse with others in the community. Such edits would likely end up being undone, as they cannot be understood.
===Trivia===
The Trivia section is for actual relevant, proven facts related to the article. This includes inconsistencies in the chapters, any information about a given topic given by J. McCrae that would not fit in any other section of the article, the etymology of obscure words used, and poll results. Fan speculation and “what ifs/maybe” as well as Junk Trivia type of information should not be included in this section.
===Talk Pages===
The talk page is for conversations on maintenance and article correctness only. This includes inquiries dealing with the organization of the article, correction of inaccurate details, and adding/removing content. Also, please remember to sign your posts with <nowiki>~~~~</nowiki>. To begin a new topic, please create a new section by clicking the “Add New Topic” button and placing ==Topic Name== at the top of the section.

Also, note that if a discussion is closed, ''do not ''continue posting under it and do not reopen a recently closed topic by creating a new section under it. General conversations and speculations are to be placed in forums. This includes fan theories, discussion about how the character has developed, opinions on the character, etc.
===Quotes===
The quotes section is for relevant quotes that showcase the character's personality or personal feelings, not for random words anyone could have said in the same situation or any quote from the character that you may like. Do not add short, irrelevant quotes that do not add to the article (e.g. "Fuck!" -Taylor).
====Citations====
When citing a quote or chapter, do not place the text directly into the article if it can be avoided. The reader should be able to check the quote itself and have it interpreted for them in the text.