Uncyclopedia:VFH/rules
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These are the rules of VFH. They might change at any time, just to keep you on your toes.
Voting
- A registered user's vote always counts as one (1), even for weak and strong votes.
- IP votes carry half the weight of registered users' votes.
- Nonsigned votes and votes without timestamps will be struck out, so make sure you sign your votes with ~~~~ or press the "your signature with timestamp" button (
) above the edit box.
- Articles from all namespaces are eligible - votes based on namespace alone will be ignored.
- When voting for or against, please change the score number accordingly — this saves a lot of time later.
- Voters: don't be dicks and do be constructive with criticism. Writers: Don't be prima donnas. Be open to criticism.
Nominating
- Nominate and vote for articles you find excellent.
- Any article from any namespace (except userspace) is eligible for nomination.
- You are allowed to nominate articles you wrote, so long as the article has been pee reviewed or has been listed there for a week with no reply.
- Nominations do not count as a vote for. Please also add a for vote in the correct section if you wish to vote for your nomination. This is both allowed and encouraged.
- When nominating an article, the VFH template should be added to the end of the article using {{VFH}}. Anything you add {{VFH}} to also shows up in Category:Feature nomination.
