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Due to a severe shortage of time, I am no longer able to be an active member of the Wikibooks project. Please see my page for more details about my absense. I will continue to monitor my talk page for correspondence and will try to reply quickly when possible.

Wikibooks is a community of people not just a webserver filled with e-books. As such, it is important that people treat each other in kind and constructive ways.

Do Unto Others

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Wikibookians are encouraged to be civil towards one another, if they absolutely cannot be completely nice. Give others the benefit of the doubt when they do something you disagree with. Don't insult people, use bad language, or otherwise be unpleasant. Also, when possible, help out the new users. If every new user gets off to the right foot, wikibooks will be a better place.

See Also:

  1. Wikibooks:Be civil
  2. Wikibooks:Profanity
  3. Wikibooks:No personal attacks
  4. Wikibooks:Please do not bite the newcomers

Accept What You Should Not Change

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Wikibooks is a collaborative project, and as such, there are many different people contributing to it. Anything that you contribute could be fixed, edited, revised, altered, or even deleted completely (although the latter shouldn't happen unless you've made a big mistake). This is normal, and is even encouraged. Unfortunately, this also means that you can't control projects you work on, and that you can't prevent other people from contributing to them. If you see people doing things differently from you, talk to them, work together, and find a good middle ground.

See Also:

  1. Wikibooks:Ownership