Editing Main Page (section)

== Conduct ==
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* '''Campaigns in the Campaign: namespace''' If you intend to use the wiki as storage for pages about your campaign, your main page should be at ''Campaign:Name'' and other related pages should be at ''Campaign:Name/Stuff''. Your pages should also link to each other to avoid them appearing on the orphaned pages list. Wikifag won't punish users for forgetting to do this, but it helps keep the wiki tidy!
** Use the Setting: namespace for articles related to homebrew (as opposed to offical) settings, following the same syntax.
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