Help:Community content

There are many websites and resources available online that relate to Dota 2. Not all of this content merits coverage on the wiki. In order to avoid indiscriminate inclusion of information, Dota 2 Wiki has set out community content guidelines to familiarize users with the standards we set.

Additionally, existing articles about community websites or resources should be maintained and adhere to these reasonable quality and notability standards set by the wiki.

Mods
There are no current plans to cover third party mods on Dota 2 Wiki.

Identifying a conflict of interest
A conflict of interest occurs when a user edits an article for any other reason than to improve the quality of the wiki's content. How do you go about identifying a conflict of interest? Typically, users with a conflict of interest are directly affiliated with the topic of an article or are in direct communication with someone who is.

Declaring an interest
In order to avoid misunderstandings and improve communication with the wiki, many users have declared an interest in community resources that they are directly involved with. If you would like to declare an interest in the subject of a particular article, you can start by stating your involvement with the content on your user page. You may also wish to leave a note to the same effect on the talk page of the particular article.

Suggesting content
It is recommended that users with a conflict of interest remain actively involved in their site's article. However, directly adding or removing content could disrupt the neutrality of an article. We suggest that users that find themselves in this situation use the article's talk page to suggest content that should be added or removed.

If you believe that your website or other content meets the notability guidelines, but is not currently represented on this wiki, please suggest creation of a new page on the IRC channel, or any Staff Member's talk page.