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Vandalism on Wookieepedia is defined as any edits made in a deliberate attempt to lower the quality of the wiki. This includes, but is not limited to:

• Replacing the text of an article or a section of an article with blank text.
• Uploading inappropriate images, or replacing existing images with inappropriate images.
• Adding nonsense, obscenities, or bad jokes to existing articles.
• Creating new articles which are entirely off-topic nonsense.
• Moving a page to a new, nonsensical title.
• Adding external links to pages for the purpose of advertising. (This is a form of spam, sometimes called "linkspam" or "spamdalism".)

An editor who vandalises the wiki may be blocked from making further edits, according to Wookieepedia:Blocking policy.

Any good-faith attempt to improve Wookieepedia, even if it is misguided, should not be considered vandalism. This may include:

• Adding information to the wiki from unreliable sources (assuming the editor in question is not aware that the sources are unreliable).
• Adding information which may or may not be correct, but doing so in a way which violates Wookieepedia:Manual of Style, Wookieepedia:Layout Guide, the rules of MediaWiki syntax, or the rules of American English grammar and spelling.
• Removing information which the editor believes to be incorrect.