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3335:The Five Pillars of Untruth
3330:The first rule of Knowledge
3125:Editing under the influence
2902:Knowledge is not Crunchbase
2662:Google searches and numbers
2381:Don't template the regulars
2296:Don't call the kettle black
2090:Be excellent to one another
1974:Revert notification opt-out
1878:We are all Wikipedians here
1327:Put a little effort into it
1272:Obtain peer review comments
1227:Introduction to structurism
1165:Fruit of the poisonous tree
1135:Editors are not mindreaders
1040:BOLD, revert, discuss cycle
1030:Beef up that first revision
802:Leave it to the experienced
767:Don't search for objections
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3300:Requirements for adminship
3175:How to vandalize correctly
3105:Don't delete the main page
3025:Avoid using preview button
2747:Notability comparison test
2331:Don't fight fire with fire
2326:Don't eat the troll's food
2286:Don't call a spade a spade
2281:Don't bludgeon the process
2130:Encourage full discussions
1979:Shadowless Fists of Death!
1615:Don't attack the nominator
1575:But there must be sources!
1397:Try not to leave it a stub
1347:Source your plot summaries
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2251:Don't be high-maintenance
1808:Encouraging the newcomers
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1352:Specialized-style fallacy
1317:Pruning article revisions
1145:Endorsements (commercial)
1130:Editing on mobile devices
1035:Blind men and an elephant
1010:Articles have a half-life
757:Dissent is not disloyalty
727:Avoid vague introductions
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3190:Ignore every single rule
3165:How to get away with UPE
3045:Before they were notable
2817:Overreliance upon Google
2612:Common sourcing mistakes
2185:Settle the process first
2145:Imagine others complexly
2049:Writing for the opponent
2024:There is no common sense
1705:Unopposed AFD discussion
1690:Relisting can be abusive
1565:Avoid repeated arguments
1170:Give an article a chance
1020:Avoid mission statements
980:Advanced text formatting
975:Advanced article editing
932:Knowledge is a community
907:The rules are principles
867:Product, process, policy
717:Articles must be written
3460:Policies and guidelines
3295:Requests for medication
3275:Please bite the newbies
3200:Mess with the templates
2767:Notability means impact
2301:Don't call things cruft
2276:Don't be the Fun Police
2206:Knowledge:Because I can
2085:Avoid the word "vandal"
1899:A thank you never hurts
1670:Liar liar pants on fire
1605:Deletion is not cleanup
1515:Writing better articles
1505:Write the article first
1480:Gender-neutral language
1452:Writing article content
1442:Writing better articles
1437:Write the article first
1372:Tertiary-source fallacy
1140:Encourage the newcomers
1100:Dictionaries as sources
1045:Build content to endure
349:ended in 1991 with the
95:Knowledge:Verifiability
3489:Policy writing is hard
3355:Knowledge is an MMORPG
3195:Is that even an essay?
2892:What notability is not
2647:Existence ≠Notability
2256:Don't be inconsiderate
2180:Read before commenting
2165:Mind your own business
2080:Avoid personal remarks
1655:Identifying test edits
1000:A navbox on every page
955:100K featured articles
752:Concede lost arguments
747:Competence is required
382:weight different views
336:historical revisionism
3285:Pledge of Tranquility
3030:Avoid using wikilinks
2857:Subjective importance
2371:Don't spite your face
2160:Keep it down to earth
1924:Beware of the tigers!
1863:Too long; didn't read
1803:Edit at your own pace
1773:Accepting other users
1540:AfD is not a war zone
887:There is no seniority
827:Neutrality of sources
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3451:Quote your own essay
3320:Sausages for tasting
3145:Five Fs of Knowledge
3095:Don't-give-a-fuckism
3065:CaPiTaLiZaTiOn MuCh?
2877:Vanispamcruftisement
2777:Notability sub-pages
2587:Avoid template creep
2547:Essays on notability
2463:There are no oracles
2246:Don't be a WikiBigot
2100:Call a spade a spade
1873:Unblock perspectives
1700:The Heymann Standard
1685:Overzealous deletion
1645:I just don't like it
1382:There is no deadline
1247:"Murder of" articles
1075:Common-style fallacy
947:Article construction
862:Process is important
807:Levels of competence
732:Be a reliable source
3240:No one really cares
3155:Go ahead, vandalize
2917:Two prongs of merit
2862:Third-party sources
2782:Notabilitymandering
2737:No one really cares
2692:Inherent notability
2687:Independent sources
2572:Alternative outlets
2406:Nationalist editing
2376:Don't take the bait
2341:Don't help too much
2266:Don't be prejudiced
2236:Don't be an ostrich
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1934:Deletion as revenge
1909:Advice for hotheads
1730:No Encyclopedic Use
1610:Does deletion help?
1510:Writing about women
1392:The deadline is now
1387:There is a deadline
1267:Nothing is in stone
897:Tendentious editing
812:Levels of consensus
177:objective historian
134:Historical articles
111:WikiProject History
3250:No sorcery threats
3130:Embrace Stop Signs
3010:Assume good wraith
2985:Anti-Wikipedianism
2822:Perennial websites
2812:Other stuff exists
2448:Passive aggression
2411:No angry mastodons
2401:Hate is disruptive
2261:Don't be obnoxious
2226:Don't be a fanatic
2004:Most ideas are bad
1944:Forgive and forget
1753:Essays on civility
1362:Run an edit-a-thon
1095:Deprecated sources
1070:Citation underkill
1055:Chesterton's fence
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922:Knowledge in brief
877:Reasonability rule
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170:Who is a historian
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