Vandalism is split into several terms and definitions: Removing Content (intentionally), Adding False Content, Adding Offensive Content (includes Images, see below for specifics), Adding Useless Content or Opinions and altering pages to break a set look or otherwise. Removing Content (intentionally) - Basically, if someone goes in and removes all the content from one section of a page without giving a valid reason for removel (or replacing it with better content similar to the original), this is vandalism. Say the Dexter Morgan page had everything stripped from it and there was nothing but a blank page with the name "Dexter Morgan" at the top...that would be vandalism. All the content that was worked on is removed and thus it destroys the integrity of the page. Any instance in which this occurs, the change will be reverted and the person responsible will be warned only once. Afterwards, they will be blocked.
Altering a Page to change a look or otherwise - This can be breaking a template, to adding an old and bad picture for a character. So far the main character's profile images are professionally done and a majority of other characters are taken from witnin the episode, a clear image of them. Accidentally altering a picture to another character's picture is okay, just be sure to fix it or someone else will. In some cases, an actor or actress's picture will be acceptable...but it is preferred that a picture of the character is used instead.
If entire sections are removed and instead a giant, jumbled paragraph is in its place...this is vandalism. While some pages are still like this, active members are working towards fixing these older pages.
It is crucial that this Wiki be maintained so that it can be read by everyone. We will not tolerate users posting in "slang", nor will we accept edits that appear to be in poor english. However, this does not mean the edits will be completely removed...if English is not someone's first language, a active member can revise the edit to make it acceptable and we will not forbid that user from posting...however slang edits are not tolerated, but will not result in any major action unless it gets out of hand. Typos are common, it happens to everyone...and some people just haven't learned how to spell every single word correctly, that is why there are users who actively check articles to insure that words are spelt correctly. Do not feel bad if your edit is revised, it has happened to all of us...including administrators.