User:Esquivalience/Books/Policies and guidelines

Policies

 * List of policies
 * Ignore all rules


 * Content policies
 * Article titles
 * Biographies of living persons
 * Image use policy
 * Neutral point of view
 * No original research
 * Verifiability
 * What Wikipedia is not
 * Wikipedia is not a dictionary


 * Conduct policies
 * Civility
 * Clean start
 * Consensus
 * Dispute resolution
 * Edit warring
 * Editing policy
 * Harassment
 * No personal attacks
 * Ownership of articles
 * Sock puppetry
 * Username policy
 * Vandalism


 * Deletion policies
 * Attack page
 * Criteria for speedy deletion
 * Deletion policy
 * Oversight
 * Proposed deletion
 * Proposed deletion (books)
 * Proposed deletion of biographies of living people
 * Revision deletion


 * Enforcement policies
 * Administrators
 * Banning policy
 * Blocking policy
 * Protection policy
 * Child protection
 * Copyright violations
 * Copyrights
 * Libel
 * No legal threats
 * Non-free content criteria
 * Reusing Wikipedia content


 * Procedural policies
 * Arbitration Committee/CheckUser and Oversight
 * Arbitration/Policy
 * CheckUser
 * Bot policy
 * Global rights policy
 * IP block exemption
 * Mediation
 * Mediation Committee/Policy
 * Office actions
 * Open proxies
 * Policies and guidelines
 * Volunteer Response Team
 * Wikimedia policy

Guidelines

 * List of guidelines


 * Behavioral guidelines
 * Assume good faith
 * Conflict of interest
 * Disruptive editing
 * Do not disrupt Wikipedia to illustrate a point
 * Etiquette
 * Please do not bite the newcomers
 * Signatures
 * Talk page guidelines
 * User pages
 * Appealing a block
 * Canvassing
 * Changing username/Guidelines
 * Deceased Wikipedians/Guidelines
 * Gaming the system
 * Linking to external harassment
 * Reviewing
 * Rollback
 * Spam blacklist


 * Content guidelines
 * Autobiography
 * Citing sources
 * Scientific citation guidelines
 * Content forking
 * External links
 * Fringe theories
 * Images
 * No disclaimers in articles
 * Non-free content
 * Non-free use rationale guideline
 * Plagiarism
 * Identifying reliable sources
 * Identifying reliable sources (medicine)
 * Spoiler
 * Wikipedia is not for things made up one day
 * Accuracy dispute
 * Anarchism referencing guidelines
 * Do not create hoaxes
 * Do not include the full text of lengthy primary sources
 * Logos
 * No 3D illustrations
 * Non-U.S. copyrights
 * Offensive material
 * Patent nonsense
 * Portal guidelines
 * Spam
 * Television episodes
 * Record charts
 * Days of the year
 * WikiProject Video games/Article guidelines


 * Deletion guidelines
 * Deletion process
 * Speedy keep
 * Deletion guidelines for administrators


 * Editing guidelines
 * Article size
 * Be bold
 * Disambiguation
 * Categories, lists, and navigation templates
 * Categorization
 * Categorization of people
 * People by year
 * Categorization/Ethnicity, gender, religion and sexuality
 * Categorizing redirects
 * User categories
 * Overcategorization
 * Reviewing good articles
 * Shortcut
 * Subpages
 * Broad concept articles
 * Recent years
 * Stub
 * Set index articles
 * Redirect
 * Soft redirect
 * Copying within Wikipedia
 * Hatnote
 * High-risk templates
 * Page blanking
 * Preparing images for upload
 * Red link
 * Reference desk/Guidelines
 * Reference desk/Guidelines/Medical advice
 * Substitution
 * Summary style
 * Updating information
 * As of
 * Version 1.0 Editorial Team/Assessment


 * Naming conventions:Article titles
 * Naming conventions (acronyms)
 * Naming conventions (aircraft)
 * Naming conventions (ancient Romans)
 * Naming conventions (Armenian)
 * Naming conventions (definite or indefinite article at beginning of name)
 * Naming conventions (astronomical objects)
 * Naming conventions (Australian roads)
 * Naming conventions (baseball players)
 * WikiProject Belgium/Castle, country house, château and kasteel naming conventions
 * WikiProject Belgium/Alternate language names
 * Naming conventions (books)
 * Naming conventions (broadcasting)
 * WikiProject Belgium/Brussels naming conventions
 * Naming conventions (Burmese)
 * Manual of Style/Canada-related articles
 * Naming conventions (capitalization)
 * Category names
 * Naming conventions (law enforcement agency categories)
 * Naming conventions (chemistry)
 * Naming conventions (Chinese)
 * Naming conventions (clergy)
 * WikiProject College football/Naming conventions
 * Naming conventions (comics)
 * Naming conventions (companies)
 * Naming conventions (country-specific topics)
 * Manual of Style/Dates and numbers
 * Naming conventions (events)
 * Naming conventions (fauna)
 * File names
 * Naming conventions (films)
 * Naming conventions (flora)
 * Naming conventions (geographic names)
 * Naming conventions (UK Parliament constituencies)
 * Naming conventions (government and legislation)
 * Naming conventions (Greek)
 * Naming conventions (Hebrew)
 * Naming conventions (ice hockey)
 * Naming conventions (Indic)
 * WikiProject Ireland/Ireland Category Norms
 * Manual of Style/Ireland-related articles
 * Manual of Style/Japan-related articles
 * Naming conventions (Korean)
 * Naming conventions (languages)
 * Naming conventions (Latter Day Saints)
 * Naming conventions (long lists)
 * Naming conventions (Macedonia)
 * Naming conventions (manuscripts)
 * Manual of Style/Military history
 * Naming conventions (Mongolian)
 * Naming conventions (music)
 * Naming conventions (New Zealand)
 * Naming conventions (Norse mythology)
 * Naming conventions (numbers and dates)
 * Naming conventions (operas)
 * Naming conventions (ethnicities and tribes)
 * Naming conventions (people)
 * WikiProject Mining/Style guide
 * Naming conventions (plurals)
 * Naming conventions (political parties)
 * Naming conventions (ships)
 * Naming conventions (sports teams)
 * Naming conventions (sportspeople)
 * Naming conventions (stations in Poland)
 * Naming conventions (technical restrictions)
 * Naming conventions (television)
 * Naming conventions (Tibetan)
 * Naming conventions (royalty and nobility)
 * Trinidad and Tobago Wikipedians' notice board/Style guide
 * Naming conventions (U.S. state and territory highways)
 * Naming conventions (US stations)
 * Naming conventions (UK stations)
 * Naming conventions (use English)
 * Naming conventions (video games)
 * Naming conventions (Vietnamese)
 * Naming conventions (West Bank)
 * WikiProject Aviation/Style guide/Naming (British military aircraft)
 * WikiProject Swiss municipalities/Article title conventions
 * Naming conventions (writing systems)


 * Notability
 * Notability
 * Notability (academics)
 * Notability (astronomical objects)
 * Notability (books)
 * Notability (events)
 * Notability (geographic features)
 * Notability (music)
 * Notability (numbers)
 * Notability (organizations and companies)
 * Notability (people)
 * Notability (sports)
 * Notability (web)


 * Manual of Style
 * Manual of Style
 * Directory
 * Simplified MoS


 * Content
 * Accessibility
 * Article message boxes
 * Biographies
 * Disambiguation pages
 * Infoboxes
 * Linking
 * Self-references
 * Words to watch


 * Formatting
 * Abbreviations
 * Capitalization
 * Dates and numbers
 * Pronunciation
 * Proper names
 * Spelling
 * Text formatting
 * Titles


 * Images
 * Captions
 * Galleries
 * Icons
 * Images


 * Layout
 * Layout
 * Lead section
 * Tables
 * Trivia sections


 * Lists
 * Embedded lists
 * Lists
 * Lists of works
 * Road junctions
 * Stand-alone lists


 * Legal
 * Legal
 * Trademarks


 * Arts
 * Anime & Manga
 * Comics
 * Film
 * Novels
 * Television
 * Visual arts
 * Writing about fiction


 * Music
 * Music
 * Music samples
 * Record charts


 * Regional
 * Canada
 * China
 * France
 * Hawaii
 * India
 * Ireland
 * Japan
 * Korea
 * Philippines
 * Poland
 * Singapore
 * Trinidad and Tobago


 * Religion
 * Islam
 * Latter Day Saints


 * Science
 * Chemistry
 * Computer commands
 * Mathematics
 * Medicine
 * Taxonomy


 * Sports


 * Cue sports
 * Snooker


 * Related
 * Article size
 * Article titles
 * Categories, lists, and navigation templates
 * Categorization
 * Citing sources
 * Hatnotes
 * Make technical articles understandable
 * Military history
 * Signatures
 * Subpages
 * Talk page guidelines
 * Template namespace
 * User pages
 * Wikimedia sister projects
 * WikiProjects