¶ Community Guidelines
These guidelines apply to all registered users of the F-35 Wiki. They are intended to ensure respectful and constructive exchange.
¶ Principles
¶ Objectivity
- Contributions must be formulated in a factual and evidence-based manner.
- Personal attacks, insults, or demeaning remarks are not permitted.
- Emotional or polemical language is to be avoided.
¶ Source reference
- Anyone reporting factual errors or suggesting additions should, wherever possible, provide a specific source.
- Permissible sources are: official government documents, scientific publications, recognised think tanks, and specialist journals. Details can be found in the Legal Notice.
- Unsubstantiated claims cannot be considered by the editorial team.
¶ Constructiveness
- Criticism is welcome, provided it is constructive and well-reasoned.
- Please describe as precisely as possible which information you consider incorrect or incomplete and why.
- General opinions without source references are not usable for editorial work.
¶ Prohibited content
The following content will result in deletion of the comment and, in case of repetition, in account suspension:
- Hate speech and discrimination -- racist, sexist, antisemitic, or otherwise discriminatory content
- Threats and intimidation -- direct or indirect threats against individuals
- Spam and advertising -- commercial content, self-promotion, or repeated identical contributions
- Disinformation -- deliberately false factual claims or conspiracy theories
- Copyright infringement -- reproduction of third-party texts without source attribution or permission
- Third-party personal data -- publication of names, addresses, or contact details without the consent of the person concerned
¶ Moderation
- All comments are reviewed by the editorial team before they become visible.
- The editorial team reserves the right to not publish or to delete comments without justification.
- Substantively valuable corrections and source references are incorporated into the editorial work.
- Publication of comments only occurs when editorially appropriate. The standard treatment is internal processing by the editorial team.
¶ Accounts and suspension
- Each person may only maintain one account. Multiple registrations will result in the suspension of all affected accounts.
- The editorial team may permanently suspend accounts in case of repeated violations of these guidelines.
- Suspended users may contact the responsible person by email (see Imprint).
¶ Changes
The editorial team reserves the right to amend these Community Guidelines at any time. The current version on this page always applies.
As of: February 2026
See also: Get Involved · Legal Notice