User talk:SleepParalysisDemon

There's some things I need to say
In addition to above, users should only be allowed if they are reasonably well-known (ex. 100,000 followers or more) because otherwise it is possible for them to find out about their page. However, despite my concerns with this wiki, I am interested in this topic and I do appreciate that you made this wiki (I had the idea of making it but I didn't really have enough ideas). FatBurn0000 (talk) 11:53, 17 November 2021 (UTC)
 * 1) First off, I think this wiki should be renamed for a couple of reasons:
 * 2) mh:abysmalhardware:Abysmal Hardware Wiki already exists, and therefore, the synonym "Abysmal" is already taken.
 * 3) This wiki refers to TikTok as Tik-Tok, even though the site is just called TikTok without the line in between "Tik" and "Tok".
 * 4) "Tik-Tok Videos" should be changed to "TikToks" because TikTok videos are called TikToks.
 * 5) I came across this wiki by discovering your wiki request for it, and I noticed that you said users are not allowed to avoid violations of the mh:meta:Code of Conduct. I will note that the Code of Conduct does not state anything related to not allowing users; CoC is about behaviour. The thing you are thinking of is the rule in the mh:meta:Content Policy that states "Miraheze does not host wikis with the sole purpose to spread unsubstantiated insult, hate or rumours against a person or group of people". Having pages about users on this wiki does not necessarily violate this rule, and here is why:
 * 6) That rule states "sole purpose", so as long as this wiki's main focus isn't users, it should be fine.
 * 7) Making pages about users is not supposed to be "spreading unsubstantiated insult or hate", it is criticism. The reason why the URWs suffered from this is because they would often put users on their wikis and explain why they're bad people rather than criticising them for their content and possibly their personality as well (as the headers were often "Why He's/She's/They're [insert synonym for bad here]" rather than "Why His/Her/Their Videos/Posts Are [insert synonym for bad here]" or "Why He/She/They and His/Her/Their Videos/Posts Are [insert synonym for bad here]").
 * 8) Finally, as long as all claims are sourced, no one will be spreading unsubstantiated rumours.