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Uncyclopedia:Beginner's Guide/Cyberbullying

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Uncyclopedia takes cyberbullying so seriously because: * Uncyclopedia is "an encyclopedia that anyone can edit." This famously includes newbies, even newbies who do not yet know their way around, might not have good humor skills, and might not play well with others. Many newbies learn by trial-and-error, which is fine. But your rights to experiment end abruptly at behavior that could drive away other Uncyclopedians. Starting a flame war is a good example of an experiment for which you should not even set up the test tubes. * Uncyclopedia has a reputation to protect. (Hell, even our webhost Wikia has a reputation to protect.) Not as a respected font of encyclopedic information; that reputation cannot be tarnished. But any act of cyberbullying that we don't expunge could be cited to ma

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Uncyclopedia takes cyberbullying so seriously because: * Uncyclopedia is "an encyclopedia that anyone can edit." This famously includes newbies, even newbies who do not yet know their way around, might not have good humor skills, and might not play well with others. Many newbies learn by trial-and-error, which is fine. But your rights to experiment end abruptly at behavior that could drive away other Uncyclopedians. Starting a flame war is a good example of an experiment for which you should not even set up the test tubes. * Uncyclopedia has a reputation to protect. (Hell, even our webhost Wikia has a reputation to protect.) Not as a respected font of encyclopedic information; that reputation cannot be tarnished. But any act of cyberbullying that we don't expunge could be cited to make the case that we are nothing but a hot-house of cyberbullying. Consequently, we do not tolerate cyberbullying. We quickly impose longer editing blocks than for garden-variety vandalism, and with no hint of due process. If our Admins have missed a bit of cyberbullying, any Uncyclopedian has many ways to call it to the attention of the Admin on duty. We do not condone cyberbullying, except when we do it ourselves. In summary, cyberbullying is unacceptable because it's cruel, stupid, and unfunny. So if you aren't planning to be a cyberbully, congratulations! You've made it through one hoop, at least, in our requirements!