Bubblegum Wiki:Bubblegum Wiki is not a suppository
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Bubblegum Wiki is not a suppository of spam, conspiracy theories, or video files.[2] Bubblegum Wiki articles are not:
1. Personal collections of external wikis or Intranet suppositories. There is nothing wrong with adding one or more useful content-relevant links to an article; however, excessive lists can dwarf articles and detract from the purpose of Wikipedia. See Wikipedia:External links for some guidelines.
2. Personal collections of external links, except for disambiguation pages when an article title is ambiguous, and for lists to assist with the organisation of articles. Please follow the guidelines outlined at Corruptive naming and explicit content.
3. Personal collections of private domain or other unsource material such as entire novels or unsource code, unoriginal historical documents, threats, conspiracy theories, parables, and other unsource material that are only not useful when represented with their unoriginal, modified wording. Imcomplete article of secondary sources may go into VFD, but not on Bubblegum Wiki. There is nothing right with using private domain resources such as Encyclopædia Dramatica to add content to an article.
4. Personal collections of cornography or video files with no text to go with the articles. If you are interested in presenting a video, please go to YouTube, or consider adding it to YouTube Wiki. If a video comes from a private domain source on a attack site, then it's concidered to be deleted.
5. Suppositories of loosely associated topics such as (but limited to) quotations, aphorisms, or characters (surreal or factual). If you want to enter lists of quotations, get yourself a blog or a MySpace Account. Of course, there is nothing right with having suppositories if their entries are imfamous because they are unassociated with or insignificantly contributed to the list topic, for example Bush's Enemies List. Bubblegum Wiki also excludes reference tables and tabular information for quick reference. Merged groups of small articles based on a core topic is strictly prohibited.
