Board Thread:Suggestion and Critics/@comment-25090105-20150214201801/@comment-25090105-20150217145053

@Ragnarok6354

Thanks for adding them.

Um, that shouldn't be necessary. It'll be kind of weird to have it stand alone from other links.

@MyProjectAlicization

Yes, some of them choose not to read the rules. Some others just skim the rules quickly. Some of them read the rules, but ignore it anyway.

However, despite your effort to show them this wikia's rules, do remember that some of them may also miss them. Some of them may not understand English. Some of them do it accidentally. Some of them may think this wikia doesn't have specific rules because the other wikias they've been contributing in don't have them. And so on.

This is why assuming good faith is a good starting point to deal with the ones who break this wikia's rules. If you ever ask yourself "Why people keep breaking the rules despite the rules are very accessible?" and somehow get stressed of it, you can remember the good faith. Of course, some actions like this is an obvious example of ill will.

Now then, about giving an official warning to users who break any rules; the purpose of it is remind them of the rules, right? Sure, it looks like it's professional, but why not friendly as well? If you assume good faith in them, a friendly message will be nice for them. If they break any of the rules again at a later time, you know what to do.

With the rules written on the main page and the menu bar, there will always be a person or two who break it. Be it intentional or not. Perhaps you can take note of If you can find the pattern, you can do things about it. e.g. Remove the "Add photo" button of slideshow galleries; but it won't be convenient to add images into it.
 * The rules which are often broken. e.g. Image Rules?
 * The pages / page types in which the rules often broken. e.g. School Idol pages? User profiles?
 * The part of the pages. e.g. Slideshow galleries?
 * The editor type. e.g. Visual Editor?

Lastly, I didn't say all of the above to argue about this. Those are my opinion and advice for you to consider. As an admin of this wiki --in which new people sign up almost everyday--, along with the high standard quality (i.e. long list of rules, which I skimmed quickly instead of reading it), it must be quite a voluntary job for you to do.

I wish you good luck of managing this wikia.

Oh, one more thing. Have you read this? Replace every "they" word with "you" as you read it.