Wikipedia:Principles
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 | The English Wikipedia does not have a single, definitive statement of the community's values and principles. Over the years, several editors have written summaries of these values and principles as well as essays expressing their ideas about what is important. Below is a list of some of these popular pages: |
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All of these pages are intended to be informative and helpful to editors. None of these pages themselves are official policies or guidelines of the English Wikipedia community (see WP: local consensus for details).
See also
- Wikipedia:Administration, about the human administrative structure, as well as its non-human components.
- Wikipedia:Expectations and norms of the Wikipedia community, supplement
- Wikipedia:Editorial oversight and control, summary of various processes and structures
- Wikipedia:Introduction/Wikipedia:About, introductory pages
- Wikipedia:History of Wikipedian processes and people, historical
- Wikipedia:Governance, directory of links related to Wikipedia governance
- Wikipedia:IPs are human too, an essay
- Wikipedia:The rules are principles, an essay
- Wikipedia:Reasonability Rule, an essay
- Wikipedia:Wikiness, an essay
- Wikipedia:Why Wikipedia is so great, an essay
- Wikipedia:Five pillars of evil, a humorous essay
- Wikipedia:Content forking/Internal § Policy forks – on avoiding conflict between different policy/guideline pages
Further reading (external links)