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This page documents the Valve Developer Community's accepted policies and guidelines. A collection of standards and practices held by the vast majority of the community, through consensus, that reflect the expected behavioral conduct of new and experienced users alike.

Terms of Use

Main article: Valve Developer Community:Terms of Use

Article content

Images

For the official image use policy, see Valve Developer Community:Image use policy

For help with using images, see Help:Images

Other

User content

User pages

A user page is generally only edited by the user who owns it. However, edits that aim to improve functionality without fundamentally changing anything are usually excepted, but only insofar as the owner of the user page sees fit.

User pages should not be placed outside the user namespace.

Blocks

See also: Wikipedia:Blocking policy

Users who prove to be disruptive may be blocked from editing the wiki for reasons that are, but not limited to:

Vandalism
Spam
Sockpuppetry
Copyright violations
Intimidation or harrassment

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 == Other ==
+=== User content ===
+==== User pages ====
+A user page is generally only edited by the user who owns it. However, edits that aim to improve functionality without fundamentally changing anything are usually excepted, but only insofar as the owner of the user page sees fit.
+User pages should not be placed outside the user namespace.
 === Blocks ===
 ''See also: [[WP:WP:Blocking policy|Wikipedia:Blocking policy]]''