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{{Guideline||[[GWW:TALK]]}}
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Guidelines on how talk pages should be handled and used. A talk page exists for all pages and is linked by the "discussion" tab. A talk page is where discussions or comments regarding the corresponding page takes place.
Guidelines on how talk pages should be handled and used. A talk page exists for all pages and is linked by the "discussion" tab. A talk page is where discussions or comments regarding the corresponding page takes place.


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*Talk page comments should be signed to give proper attribution and identification. Take note of the [[Guild Wars Wiki:Sign your comments]] policy.
*Talk page comments should be signed to give proper attribution and identification. Take note of the [[Guild Wars Wiki:Sign your comments]] policy.
*Avoid modifying comments made by other users, even to correct obvious typos.
*Avoid modifying comments made by other users, even to correct obvious typos.
*Avoid modifying your own comments, unless it is to correct minor typos or sentence structure. Using <s>strikethrough</s> with <nowiki><s> and </s></nowiki> is much preferable.
*Avoid modifying your own comments, unless it is to correct minor typos or sentence structure. Using <s>strikethrough</s> is much preferable.
*It is acceptable to edit existing comments to clean up formatting for readability; for example, closing an unclosed tag that is affecting subsequent comments, scaling down large images, removing the leading space character (which encloses text in a dashed box and prevents text wrapping), or modifying the indentation (which should be indicated using {{tl|reset indent}}).
*It is acceptable to edit existing comments to clean up formatting for readability; for example, closing an unclosed tag that is affecting subsequent comments, scaling down large images, removing the leading space character (which encloses text in a dashed box and prevents text wrapping), or modifying the indentation (which should be indicated using {{tl|reset indent}}).


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*Users may ''not'' remove comments (wholly or partially) from any talk page, with the following exceptions:
*Users may ''not'' remove comments (wholly or partially) from any talk page, with the following exceptions:
**Removal of clear vandalism and spam.
**Removal of clear vandalism and spam.
***Users should not remove what they consider "spam" from other users' user talk pages, but should let the posters know that it is inappropriate.
***Users are allowed to remove "spam" from talk pages associated with their own user space, especially if a "warning" has been placed.
**Removal of links to sites containing malicious scripts or patently offensive material.
**Removal of links to sites containing malicious scripts or patently offensive material.
**Removal of email addresses (although any request to ''not'' remove them should be honored).
**Removal of email addresses (although any request to ''not'' remove them should be honored).
**Removal of personal information posted without the person's consent.
**Removal of personal information posted without the person's consent.
**Removal of material prohibited by policy in a manner as ascribed by policy, such as [[GWW:NPA]] and [[GWW:COPYRIGHT]].
**Removal of material prohibited by policy in a manner as ascribed by policy, such as [[Guild Wars Wiki:No personal attacks]] and [[Guild Wars Wiki:Copyrighted content]].
**Removal for archiving purposes (see following section).
**Removal for archiving purposes (see following section).
**Removal to a more appropriate talk page and marking the move using the {{tl|moved}} template in both the source and destination pages.
**Removal to a more appropriate talk page and marking the move using the {{tl|moved}} template in both the source and destination pages.
**Removal of inapropriate content from volatile talk pages, as described in the next section.
*If part of a post is removed, a replacement note detailing what was removed should be inserted (such as ''<personal attack removed>'' or ''<link to shock site removed>'').
*If part of a post is removed, a replacement note detailing what was removed should be inserted (such as ''<personal attack removed>'' or ''<link to shock site removed>'').
*If a comment was removed in its entirety due to the above exceptions, there is no need to insert a replacement note, unless the removed comment had received a reply, in which case replacement notes such as ''<spam removed>'' or ''<vandalism removed>'' should be inserted.
*If a comment was removed in its entirety due to the above exceptions, there is no need to insert a replacement note, unless the removed comment had received a reply, in which case replacement notes such as ''<spam removed>'' or ''<vandalism removed>'' should be inserted.
===Volatile talk pages===
Volatile talk pages, deemed as such by community consensus, are talk pages in which the high number of comments outside the scope of the page is detrimental for its purpose (such as a group of users discussing among themselves in a user talk page belonging to someone else, or large discussions in an article's talk page that are not about said article). Those talk pages follow special guidelines:
*Discussion is to be aimed only towards the user to whom the user talk page belongs, or only towards the article to which the talk page belongs.
*"Useful discussion" not following the outline above will be moved to the correct location, with a notice showing the new location and a reason why (can be removed when archiving).
*Inappropriate discussion (i.e. non-"useful discussion") will be removed entirely (reasons can go in the edit summary).
*A clear notice should be at the top of these talk pages, with links to relevant pages.
These actions, and conflicts between moves or removals, should be left to admin discretion or community consensus. Those who revert an admin or do not follow the outline may be blocked according to admin discretion (usually based on frequency and scope of violations, and the content within them).


==Archiving==
==Archiving==
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