Prodigy Math Game Wiki talk:Rules/@comment-34803928-20180227132059/@comment-31817574-20180227214429

We have these rules for a reason. Mainly because we are legalistic.

1. Total Permission is necessary because we need a very thorough secutrity check on every user, as we have promised the community a better wiki...this also means blocking users from even the smallest infractions. Nobody is perfect, but as legalism goes, we can't risk it.

2. The second rule you pointed out was a piggyback on the first one.

3. We have had many issues with permissions for images on profiles, so what's mine is mine and what's yours is yours should now be implied.

4. We need people to be more attentive to what they are being told. What if you are on other sites for hours still on the edit tab of a page? That could mean a page would be ruined due to edit conflict, and we have to wait for a report before we rollback the contribution. What if you are given an urgent message? You should be able to answer it as soon as it appears, as not to appear rude to the person whom messaged it to you. Another question is "Why am I having very long delays?" It's simply because you were AFK and the business of FANDOM can most likely cause the browser to be slow. This is for everyone's own good.

PS: Legalistic sites only happen to exist because they were once to leaneant on rules. Plus, legalism's real definition is the idea of extreme and force and punishment on all humans for violating rules. We can't let users violate these rules again, or the wiki might just have to be shredded apart altogether.