Deadliest Fiction Wiki:Battle Policy

General
In general, a battle must be written in blog format. This allows users the chance to criticize/offer their opinions about the warrior. Battles written on a page will be automatically deleted.

Warriors
Any characters posted by the user in a battle will be considered a warrior out of our good faith policy. However, if a user discovers that a character is not truly a warrior, ex. Spongebob Squarepants, then all battles/articles relating to that character will be deleted immediately.

How to Tell
To tell whether or not your character is a warrior, see the definition:

a person engaged or experienced in warfare; soldier - Dictionary.com

Prohibited soldiers include:


 * Cartoon characters that have not truly engaged in combat
 * Child soldiers
 * Any character that does not meet the definition

Images
Try to limit images on your battles to pictures of their respective weapons and of the character themselves. This is too reduce image trafficking and slow loading time.

Tips
Tips on how to attract a large audience/attention


 * Keep your battle simple
 * Have warriors people have heard about
 * Try to avoid using criminals/persons who have caused national tragedies. Ex. Lee Harvey Oswald