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* For now, we think the only guidelines should be the usual friendliness, an open-minded atmosphere and, most of all, the dedication to high scientific quality. Your contributions don't have to be perfect. - In fact, the nice thing about community projects is that others might add to your initial notes, improving your presentation and clarifying the concepts. - But we want to emphasize that the wiki is not open to low-quality content.
* If you see something wrong or imprecise on a page, simply change it. If there is something substantial you don't agree with, briefly check the "Discussion" tab at the top of the page to see if this matter has been discussed before. If not, simply change the content of the page to what you think is correct. If there is a discussion, please chip in what you think need to be improved. Please also don't forget to provide summaries of your changes in the corresponding summary field in case an edit is not minor.
* We'd like to emphasize that this wiki shouldn't be a place where people "sell" their own work. You're very much invited to create summaries of your work and refer to it on relevant pages, but that should be within the usual reasonable limits.
