Rules

nUSA Wiki Rules & Guidelines

General Rules

1. Sharing any real-life personal information about group members is strictly prohibited unless:
   1. It is relevant to the article.
   2. The person in question has made the information public.

1. Inserting baseless allegations of real-life crimes into the Wiki is strictly prohibited.

1. Comments on any pages must not:
   1. Be spam.
   2. Harass, defame, or abuse any user.

1. Articles must:
   1. Be written in a scientific or academic tone.
   2. Strive to minimize bias.
   3. Follow formatting guidelines.

1. Vandalizing pages or knowingly adding false information is prohibited.

1. Creating new info boxes is prohibited.

Editing Guidelines

General Editing Guidelines

1. The title of every article must be written in boldface font the first time it appears in the body of the article. This also applies to alternate or secondary names.

• Examples: United States, Las Vegas, or United States Federal Government.

1. Articles should be written from the perspective of someone living in this fictional world. Avoid referencing real-life people, events, or organizations unless absolutely necessary.

• Examples:
  • Do not say: The United States was founded by George Washington in 1776.
  • Instead, say: The United States was founded by Nightgaladeld in 2012.

1. When writing about cities within the United States, treat them as actual cities first and Roblox games second.

• Example: See Washington, D.C..

1. Refrain from using profanity unless quoting directly.

Notability Criteria

General Notability

Articles must adhere to notability criteria to maintain quality and relevance.

Notability of Organizations

The following organizations are notable:

1. Departments, agencies, companies, or government entities that have or had a presence in official nUSA games, such as:

• Boulder County, Colorado
• Ridgeway County, State of Ridgeway
• Washington, D.C. (versions 1 through 4)
• Las Vegas, Nevada
• Los Angeles, California
• New York, New York

• Examples: Department of Justice, United States Secret Service, or Nevada Highway Patrol.

1. Organizations established by laws passed in Congress, even without a presence in official nUSA games.

• Examples: Department of Veterans Affairs or United States Intelligence Community.

1. 1. These must include a source from the Public Law Database.

1. Foreign nations that:
   1. Fought alongside or against the United States in a war.

• • Examples: Kingdom of Hawaii or the United Kingdom.

1. 1. Do not need to exist in real life but must have a documented history with the United States.

• • Examples: Ridgeway, the United Clan of Roblox, or Vortex Security.

1. Articles for foreign nations must include the owner's name (unless recognized as one of the official nations).

Notability of People

The following individuals are notable:

1. All Presidents and Vice Presidents of the United States.
2. All current and former members of the United States Congress.
3. Anyone serving in positions requiring Senate confirmation (e.g., cabinet officials, joint chiefs of staff, federal judges, etc.).
4. Elected members of sub-federal offices (e.g., mayors, governors, city council members).
5. Individuals requiring confirmation by a city council or state legislature (e.g., police chiefs, district attorneys).
6. Anyone who has made a significant and well-documented impact on the group.

Important: Every article about a person must include citations, regardless of their current membership status, to prevent slander.