NSPedia Content Guidelines: Difference between revisions
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* Pro-European Organizations, Parties, Movements Literature, events, webpages, video games, etc. | * Pro-European Organizations, Parties, Movements Literature, events, webpages, video games, etc. | ||
* Historical events | * Historical events relevant in the National Socialist sphere both Past and Modern. (Examples: World War 2, or Unite the Right 2017) | ||
* Alternative Music Bands. | * Alternative Music Bands. | ||
* Religion | * Religion | ||
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* Personal attacks | * Personal attacks | ||
* Unvalidated information | * Unvalidated information | ||
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Latest revision as of 23:17, 13 July 2026
A clear definition of what kind of subjects are suitable to create articles about in NSpedia. The General Guidelines to follow when selecting topics to write about is what they should be relevant to describe from a pro-European National Socialist Perspective.
Examples of Suitable Topics
- Ideology
- Philosophy
- Pro-European Organizations, Parties, Movements Literature, events, webpages, video games, etc.
- Historical events relevant in the National Socialist sphere both Past and Modern. (Examples: World War 2, or Unite the Right 2017)
- Alternative Music Bands.
- Religion
- Personal Improvement
Examples of Not Suitable Topics
- Organizations of minor importance
- Personal attacks
- Unvalidated information
