Community Guidelines

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COMMUNITY

Community Guidelines

Guidelines for respectful participation and responsible sharing on Ekologos Wiki.


Ekologos Wiki aims to support respectful and responsible participation. Contributors should represent people, communities and knowledge with care, provide appropriate attribution and sources, and avoid sharing restricted or sensitive material without permission. Contributions may also require correction or community review before or after publication.



Attribution

Acknowledge authors, contributors, knowledge holders and communities where appropriate.


Respectful Language

Use respectful and appropriate language when describing people, communities, cultures and knowledge.


Restricted Knowledge

Do not disclose restricted, sensitive or community-held knowledge without appropriate permission.


Keep the Context

Do not remove contextual information in ways that change or weaken the meaning of a record.


Citations

Use appropriate sources and citations so that information can be traced and understood in context.


Corrections

Corrections or concerns about published material can be submitted for editorial review.


Community Review

Material involving community knowledge may require review by relevant contributors or communities before publication or revision. This helps ensure that knowledge is represented with appropriate context, attribution and care.