How to contribute to 77Pacer Studios Wiki

This article explains how one can help contribute to any and all articles of 77Pacer Studios Wiki.

Creating an account
Before you start creating and or editing articles, you obviously need to create an account.

You can create an account by clicking on the "Log in / create account" button located at the top-right of the page.

NOTE: Please refrain from creating multiple accounts!!! If you wish to change your user name, you may contact an admin to have your account renamed.
 * If under any circumstances you somehow forget the password on your old account and added an email address to that account, use the "Forgot your password?" link on the login page.
 * If you did not add an email address, contact an admin to have a temporary password made.

Contributing
So, now that you're registered, how can you help us out?
 * Investigate anything that would be considered an oddity.
 * Add more information to article stubs.
 * Improve existing pages.
 * Add images to existing articles.
 * Contribute some missing title screens.
 * Replace existing images.
 * Identify files that need to be renamed.
 * Perform miscellaneous tasks.

Disputes and Edit Wars
77Pacer Studios Wiki is a community-based wiki. No one owns the rights to any page. Other people, both admins (especially Doctor Danno himself) and regular users, will occasionally adjust an article for issues such as accuracy, clarity, grammar, spelling, and formatting.

That being said, sometimes users might create an edit that is obviously false or otherwise with the intention of sabotaging the article being edited. This includes edits that make the text deceptive or misleading, or remove technical details from an article. In the event that something like this happens to ANY of the articles of 77Pacer Studios Wiki, it's imperative that you do the following: If you have any issues with another user, refrain from contacting them directly, as this will only make your problems worse. Instead, take your issue to the admins by leaving a civil message on their talk pages describing the problem. If you're not sure how to do this, check out the User Spaces section for more details.
 * 1) Repair the damage done to the article in question.
 * 2) Drop a note regarding the issue in the article's revision summary.
 * 3) * The revision summary is the single line of text underneath the main edit box.
 * 4) * Be polite! If someone's being unreasonable, don't stoop to their level.