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	== Chatting ==		== Chatting ==
	If you are ~~tryi g~~ to ~~fi d tbe~~ chat-box,		If you are trying to find the chat-box,<br>
	It's '''[http://fascipedia.org/chat/index.php Here]'''.		* It's '''[http://fascipedia.org/chat/index.php Here]'''. <br>
	You can also find it in the sidebar.		You can also find it in the sidebar.
	=== "Is there a 'talk about anything/everything' page?" ===		=== "Is there a 'talk about anything/everything' page?" ===

Bacchus: /* Chatting */

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	== Chatting ==		== Chatting ==
			If you are tryi g to fi d tbe chat-box,
			It's '''[http://fascipedia.org/chat/index.php Here]'''.
			You can also find it in the sidebar.
	=== "Is there a 'talk about anything/everything' page?" ===		=== "Is there a 'talk about anything/everything' page?" ===
	If you just want to chat and hang out with fascists, go to [https://gab.com/groups/4502\|GAB's largest Fascism Group]. We do have a chat room so that people can collaborate in real-time. If you wish to raise a subject of general interest to our operation, then [[Talk:Main Page]] would be the best place to start. If it turns out that there's a more appropriate place, such as an article relating to the subject or [[WIGO\|''What is going on?'']], someone should point it out and the conversation can move to where it will be more likely to attract interested users.		If you just want to chat and hang out with fascists, go to [https://gab.com/groups/4502 GAB's largest Fascism Group]. We do have a chat room so that people can collaborate in real-time. If you wish to raise a subject of general interest to our operation, then [[Talk:Main Page]] would be the best place to start. If it turns out that there's a more appropriate place, such as an article relating to the subject or [[WIGO\|''What is going on?'']], someone should point it out and the conversation can move to where it will be more likely to attract interested users.

	If you want to talk about something which mainly affects you, then putting something on your own talk page may generate interest.		If you want to talk about something which mainly affects you, then putting something on your own talk page may generate interest.

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	On the navigation bar to the left, at the bottom, you will see a section called "Communicate" which will display various options open to you.		On the navigation bar to the left, at the bottom, you will see a section called "Communicate" which will display various options open to you.

	=== "All ~~Fascipedia~~ articles seem to have a specific point of view (POV), why is this?" ===		=== "All FasciPedia articles seem to have a specific point of view (POV), why is this?" ===

	Yes, fascipedia has a [[fascist]] point of view. Because nobody else out there is doing it. Sadly, it's perfectly ok in our society to [[Just Make Things Up]] about fascists. It is acceptable to lie about us, invent history, and make us the bogeyman of every TV show, book, and movie. Do this to any other group of people and there would be public outrage. We create our articles from this perspective, and we attempt to demonstrate the strength of [[Fascist society]], and the folly of [[Fake politics]], [[Fake news]], and [[Fake history]]. This point of view is how we got our name. If you create an article yourself, please remember that we are an encyclopedia of truth, not fairy tales, and follow our mission statements:		Yes, fascipedia has a [[fascist]] point of view. Because nobody else out there is doing it. Sadly, it's perfectly ok in our society to [[Just Make Things Up]] about fascists. It is acceptable to lie about us, invent history, and make us the bogeyman of every TV show, book, and movie. Do this to any other group of people and there would be public outrage. We create our articles from this perspective, and we attempt to demonstrate the strength of [[Fascist society]], and the folly of [[Fake politics]], [[Fake news]], and [[Fake history]]. This point of view is how we got our name. If you create an article yourself, please remember that we are an encyclopedia of truth, not fairy tales, and follow our mission statements:
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	Our notes on [[RationalWiki:Constructive dialogue \| constructive dialogue]] may also help you if you feel that you may be entering a controversial area.		Our notes on [[RationalWiki:Constructive dialogue \| constructive dialogue]] may also help you if you feel that you may be entering a controversial area.

	=== Doesn't ~~Fascipedia~~ just exist to promote vandalism? ===		=== Doesn't FasciPedia just exist to promote vandalism? ===
	Yes, we have already heard this charge. Please point out an article that says anything like that.		Yes, we have already heard this charge. Please point out an article that says anything like that.

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	== Etiquette ==		== Etiquette ==
	=== "What standards of behavior are expected?" ===		=== "What standards of behavior are expected?" ===
	Please read our [[~~Fascipedia~~:Community Standards]].		Please read our [[FasciPedia:Community Standards]].

	=== "How can I tell when you are being serious and when you are joking?" ===		=== "How can I tell when you are being serious and when you are joking?" ===
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	You can put whatever you like on ''your user page'', with some obvious restrictions like... Um... Oh, yeah, nothing illegal. There.		You can put whatever you like on ''your user page'', with some obvious restrictions like... Um... Oh, yeah, nothing illegal. There.

	''Only you'' should be able to edit ''your user page'' - unless you are arbitrarily convicted of vandalism in which case you will be put in the vandal category, possibly booted, and your user page may be edited accordingly. You may appeal this conviction by contacting a ~~Fascipedia~~ judge. Somebody may give you a reward, but even that should probably happen on your talk page. Interraction, even with admins, should be limited to your talk page. Apart from these exceptions, nobody else should edit that page.		''Only you'' should be able to edit ''your user page'' - unless you are arbitrarily convicted of vandalism in which case you will be put in the vandal category, possibly booted, and your user page may be edited accordingly. You may appeal this conviction by contacting a FasciPedia judge. Somebody may give you a reward, but even that should probably happen on your talk page. Interraction, even with admins, should be limited to your talk page. Apart from these exceptions, nobody else should edit that page.

	Your ''talk page'', however, can be edited by anyone and you ''may not'' delete items from this page, except for obvious trolling, spam or harassment; and you may archive them periodically. The reason for this rule is to prevent the ''retrospective rewriting of history'' which has been known to happen at other more famous online encyclopedia projects.		Your ''talk page'', however, can be edited by anyone and you ''may not'' delete items from this page, except for obvious trolling, spam or harassment; and you may archive them periodically. The reason for this rule is to prevent the ''retrospective rewriting of history'' which has been known to happen at other more famous online encyclopedia projects.

	Most ~~Fascipedia~~ members reply to comments on the same page on which they originated. In other words: if somebody writes on your talk page, you may freely reply there. In other, other words, we don't usually engage in ping-pong conversations.		Most FasciPedia members reply to comments on the same page on which they originated. In other words: if somebody writes on your talk page, you may freely reply there. In other, other words, we don't usually engage in ping-pong conversations.

	=== "Why does my name always come up in red?" ===		=== "Why does my name always come up in red?" ===
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	=== "Where can I test something to see how it works?" ===		=== "Where can I test something to see how it works?" ===
	Use the [[~~Fascipedia~~:Sandbox]].		Use the [[FasciPedia:Sandbox]].

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	=== "What does 'Autopatrolled' mean?" ===		=== "What does 'Autopatrolled' mean?" ===
	Put simply, when you make edits from an account that isn't autopatrolled (i.e. an account that is new or from an unregistered IP address), the changes you make appear to a ~~Fascipedia~~ edit patroller with a red exclamation point (<code><span style="color:crimson">!</span></code>) next to them. This means solely that the edit has ''not'' been reviewed and approved as acceptable by a moderator, but does ''not'' otherwise indicate the quality of the edit. If you are given "autopatrolled" status, it means that you have a consistent pattern of good edits to the point that a ~~Fascipedia~~ judge feels that, generally speaking, nobody needs to keep an eye on your edits anymore; that you have been affirmed to be editing the ~~Fascipedia~~ in good faith.		Put simply, when you make edits from an account that isn't autopatrolled (i.e. an account that is new or from an unregistered IP address), the changes you make appear to a FasciPedia edit patroller with a red exclamation point (<code><span style="color:crimson">!</span></code>) next to them. This means solely that the edit has ''not'' been reviewed and approved as acceptable by a moderator, but does ''not'' otherwise indicate the quality of the edit. If you are given "autopatrolled" status, it means that you have a consistent pattern of good edits to the point that a FasciPedia judge feels that, generally speaking, nobody needs to keep an eye on your edits anymore; that you have been affirmed to be editing the FasciPedia in good faith.

	== Blocking ==		== Blocking ==
	=== "I was just blocked for no reason. Why?" ===		=== "I was just blocked for no reason. Why?" ===
	Not gonna hold your hand. There was a reason and you know it. The question is if a ~~Fascipedia~~ judge will think you are wasting his time or not. If you REALLY think you were treated unfairly, the judge will be very happy that you brought this to our attention. Other than that, suck it up, learn from this, and don't repeat.		Not gonna hold your hand. There was a reason and you know it. The question is if a FasciPedia judge will think you are wasting his time or not. If you REALLY think you were treated unfairly, the judge will be very happy that you brought this to our attention. Other than that, suck it up, learn from this, and don't repeat.

	[[Category:Help]]		[[Category:Help]]

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"I was just blocked for no reason. Why?"

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	=== "I was just blocked for no reason. Why?" ===		=== "I was just blocked for no reason. Why?" ===
	Not gonna hold your hand. There was a reason and you know it. The question is if a Fascipedia judge will think you are wasting his time or not. If you REALLY think you were treated unfairly, the judge will be very happy that you brought this to our attention. Other than that, suck it up, learn from this, and don't repeat.		Not gonna hold your hand. There was a reason and you know it. The question is if a Fascipedia judge will think you are wasting his time or not. If you REALLY think you were treated unfairly, the judge will be very happy that you brought this to our attention. Other than that, suck it up, learn from this, and don't repeat.

			[[Category:Help]]

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	This is a list of frequently asked questions about using and contributing to FasciPedia. To ask a question not covered in any of the FAQ pages, just ask us!		{{Charter}}This is a list of frequently asked questions about using and contributing to FasciPedia. To ask a question not covered in any of the FAQ pages, just ask us!

	==General==		==General==

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This is a list of frequently asked questions about using and contributing to FasciPedia. To ask a question not covered in any of the FAQ pages, just ask us!

==How do I edit a page?==
Main page: [[Help: How to contribute]]

Editing most FasciPedia articles is easy, just click the "Edit" tab at the top of a FasciPedia article (or on a section-edit link). This will take you to a new page with a text box containing the editable text of the page you were viewing. In this box you can type in the text that you want to add using wiki markup to format the text and add other elements like images and tables. If you don't want to learn the wiki markup syntax, you can enable the VisualEditor (but you must be a registered user), which allows you to edit pages in a user-friendly way. When you have finished editing you should write a short edit summary in the small field below the edit-box describing your changes.

==How do I create a new page?==
You are required to have a FasciPedia account to create a new article,
; use the contact form to register. For creating a new article see [[Help:Your first article]] and you may wish to try the Article Wizard.

==Why was my article deleted?==
If you look at the address where your page was, it should have a red box above it that shows the admin who deleted it (in the form "Username (talk|contribs)") and their reason (which appears in italics). If the reason is not helpful, or you disagree with it, you can click on the "talk" link to send them a message and ask.

==How do I change the name of an article?==
You move the article using the "move" button (you can see it by clicking the downward-pointing arrow to the right of the "edit" button). But in order to do this, you must have editor status. If you are not an editor, or the move is controversial, or the page you wish to rename is move protected, visit FasciPedia:Requested moves. You may also request to have an admin grant you editor status.

==How do I change my username or delete my account?==
For changing your username, contact a judge (user with special priveleges). An account cannot be deleted. If an account was deleted, all the edits made by the user could not be properly attributed. You can, however, change your username, and request that your userpage be deleted by adding the code {{db-user}} to the top of the page.

==How do I cite FasciPedia?==
Use "Cite this page" on the navigation bar to the left.

==Who writes the articles on FasciPedia?==
Almost all articles on FasciPedia are written by multiple writers, not just one. If you click on the "View history" tab at the top of an article, a list will be displayed of all the contributors to the article and when their contribution was made. A more comprehensive history can be access in the "Page Statistics" which can be found in the External tools of the "View History" tab. If your purpose is to cite FasciPedia, see the question above.

==Who owns FasciPedia?==
A man who's legal name is "Archangel". See his [[User:Archangel|user page]] for more details.

==I having trouble logging in==
See [[Help:Logging in]] for details.

==How can I contact FasciPedia?==
On the navigation bar to the left, at the bottom, you will see a section called "Communicate" which will display various options open to you.