FizzWiki:Community Standards

Topics

The scope of FizzWiki topics include Fizz/Fizz-adjacent music, the artists and culture thereof, sound design and music theory/phenomenology/philosophy. The Fizz community is home to many different unique concepts, terminology and opinions. Any prominent concept

If you create a page about a new concept you made up yourself, make sure the page is thorough and interesting.

Format

Writing Style

FizzWiki writing styles include encyclopedic entries (like on Wikipedia), Basically, try to make it read like a wikipedia article, even if it's opinion-heavy or sarcastic.

Grammar

Use proper grammar and try to make the pages look as nice as possible.

Tone

Unlike Wikipedia, whose content is written from a strictly neutral-point-of-view (NPOV), FizzWiki allows for content written from a snarky-point-of-view (RationalWiki's SPOV). Some FizzWiki pages are purely informational and read like an objective encyclopedia, but pages with irony, sarcasm and humour are also allowed. This can make articles a lot more fun to read!

If you’re editing a page that you didn’t start, try to use the same tone as what’s already been written.

If an article But if you write a cohesive, extensive article about a fringe concept, And in either case, irony, sarcasm, absurdist commentary are allowed as long as the article adds to the mission of Fizz.

FizzWiki pages don't need to be We value rigour and accuracy, but we also value coherence and humour, but articles about newly created topics are allowed as long as they're coherent and thorough

Uploads

The upload limit is 1MB, but try to keep uploads as small as possible, even if they look a little bit funny.

No Bigotry

Racism, sexism, homophobia and any kind of bigotry based on immutable characteristics is not tolerated. However, AI-artist-phobia and jazz-phobia are encouraged.

AI

Prompting AI to help you write is banned. Fizz is a movement centred around human creativity and this website reflects that.

The FizzWiki admins reserve the right to delete or move information from any article for any reason.