> The problem seems to be that new people are unaware of the guidelines/
> rules/policies in RocWiki. If we do a better job communicating them,
> then we will have less disruptive activities in the first place, and
> we can point to them when there is a dispute. This information must be
> easy to find from the front page, and presented to users when they
> first sign up.

> The Davis Wiki, which uses the same platform, but is larger and has
> been around 2-3 years longer than RocWiki, has some good guidelines
> that may bring us more success.

> http://daviswiki.org/Introduction (Linked to from first paragraph of
> front page)
> http://daviswiki.org/Davis_Wiki_Guide (Linked to from bottom of front
> page)
> http://daviswiki.org/Wiki_Ethics
> http://daviswiki.org/Wiki_Style_Guide

> http://daviswiki.org/Welcome_to_the_Wiki
> http://daviswiki.org/Welcome_to_the_Wiki/Business_Owner  (this type of
> language should solve a lot of our problems and encourage good use of
> RocWiki)
> http://daviswiki.org/Welcome_to_the_Wiki/Wiki_Enthusiast
> http://daviswiki.org/Welcome_to_the_Wiki/Alien_From_Outer_Space
> (funny)

> I like this page also.
> http://daviswiki.org/Importance_of_using_your_RealName

> RocWiki does have some guidelines, but it is hidden from the front
> page, and is very limited.
> http://www.rocwiki.org/Wiki_Community/Offenses
> http://www.rocwiki.org/Wiki_Community/Not_Offenses

> There is no mention of these on http://www.rocwiki.org/Help_On_Editing,
> http://www.rocwiki.org/Wiki_Guide or http://www.rocwiki.org/FAQ

> We should use Davis wiki's example because they have faced the same
> problems as we have, but are more experienced.

> -Ben Margolis