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::''The following guide is adapted from the document written and executed by [[memoryalpha:Most_common_Memory_Alpha_faux_pas|Memory Alpha]].''
The wiki format can often be demanding or unfamiliar &ndash; and downright confusing!  It is easy to commit faux pas &ndash; anyone might make one, either a newcomer or a veteran. This list of mistakes is compiled, not to embarrass anyone, but to provide some guidelines to help everyone avoid making these mistakes in the future.

# '''Blanking page content.''' If you discover a page with non-canon or other false content, don't delete it!  Use the article's talk page to discuss errors.
# '''Leaving the edit summary empty.''' [[mp:Always fill summary field|Always fill the summary field]]!
# '''Making duplicate articles.''' Always do a quick search to see if anyone else has already created an article on your subject. Be sure to consider alternate possible names &ndash; there's a chance that the article simply has a different name than you were expecting.
# '''Misnaming articles.''' It is always helpful to check the [[mp:Naming conventions|naming conventions]] first before you create a new page. If you're uncertain about what to name a page, that page should make your decision easier.
# '''Treating talk pages like a chat room.''' The talk pages are intended to be used exclusively for the discussion of issues related to the writing of the TRMN Wiki's articles.

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