User:Orangera1n/Guidelines.

So you came here to document apple internal hardware and software. Well you should first read the rules. This is to keep the place running smoothly.

The rules are not exhaustive, depending on the seriousness, and past history, you may receive a warning, temporary ban, or worse.

The article guidelines are there to not make every article low-quality, and the such. So keep the rules in mind when editing.

Rules:


 * Be civil to other users. Be nice to others, unless you have a legimate reason, do not attack the newcomers. Person issues should go somewhere else (unless they are somewhat related).
 * Keep it real. Do not add fake builds, fake apple products, etc. You can do that on your user pages if you really want to (just mark it as testing/joking, and dont do this in excess).
 * Do not use alts without permission. Espically for ban evasion or impersonation. You can ask an admin if you need to use an alt, or if you need to change your usename, you can do it by yourself.
 * We are not a free webhost. You can use your user page for your own personal use, just do not make it all your edits.
 * Do not beg for builds or protos (or anything). We don't always have them, besides it is rude.
 * Do not use this wiki for advertising. You can put a link to your discord server, or your products in your user page, or if it is relevant enough, in an article. However, do not add your thingy to every article your edit.
 * Do not edit other user's user pages. This is usually caught by the abuse filter anyway. So if you find a way to edit someones user page, don't. Staff can if what is being removed breaks the rules.

Article guidelines:


 * Try to add images or videos. This is so we know that the build is real.
 * Do not add false information. Like a build can run on this when it cannot. There must be proof of it running on the device, or claims from reputable sources.
 * Make sure your article is not just "(codename) (build number) is a build". Add more content, like does it boot on the device. Exceptions are if it exists in dump format, but no one is known to have it working on a device.

Have fun editing.