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The basics	How to be civil · Duty · Thank you · Apology · Truce · No vested contributors · Staying cool when the editing gets hot · Overzealous deletion · Divisiveness
Philosophy	An uncivil environment is a poor environment · How many legs does a horse have? · You can't squeeze blood from a turnip · Misplaced Pages is not about winning · The Last Word · The grey zone · You are probably not a lexicologist or a lexicographer · Writing for the enemy · There is no common sense
Dos	Assume the assumption of good faith · Assume no clue · Assume clue · Candor · Drop the stick and back slowly away from the horse carcass · Deny recognition · Revert only when necessary · Mind your own business · Get over it · Discussing cruft · Keep it down to earth · Revert, block, ignore
Don'ts	Avoid personal remarks · Don't be inconsiderate · Don't call a spade a spade · Don't call the kettle black · Don't take the bait · Do not insult the vandals · Avoid the word "vandal" · Just drop it · Don't edit war over the colour of templates · Don't be ashamed · Don't feed the divas · Don't stuff beans up your nose · Don't revert due to "no consensus" · Do not call things cruft · No angry mastodons · Don't accuse someone of a personal attack for accusing of a personal attack · Don't template the regulars · Don't be a fanatic
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