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No content posted on HymnWiki should have any of the following content, unless approved by an administrator (note: pornographic material will not be approved): | No content posted on HymnWiki should have any of the following content, unless approved by an administrator (note: pornographic material will not be approved): | ||
− | * swear words | + | * foul language and swear words (note that words like 'hell' are not considered swear words when used in the proper context) |
+ | * words that mimic swear words | ||
* pornographic material | * pornographic material | ||
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+ | By submitting prohibited content, you risk your account and IP address(es) being blocked. | ||
==Songs and Poetry== | ==Songs and Poetry== |
Revision as of 14:00, 11 April 2007
Prohibited Content
No content posted on HymnWiki should have any of the following content, unless approved by an administrator (note: pornographic material will not be approved):
- foul language and swear words (note that words like 'hell' are not considered swear words when used in the proper context)
- words that mimic swear words
- pornographic material
By submitting prohibited content, you risk your account and IP address(es) being blocked.
Songs and Poetry
All song/poetry submissions must fit at least one of the following criteria: Acceptable Songs
- Hymns
- Primary songs
- Some compilations for youth groups contain folk tunes; these are generally acceptable here, so long as the information on the religious compilation is included. These, however, should not go under the hymns category; they should go under the folk tunes category. Similarly, primary songs should go under the category called Children's Songs; some of these may be considered hymns, as well, and go under that category, too - though the poet/composer should still go under the hymnists category.
- Songs with the same purpose as hymns (edification), even if they don't sound like typical church hymns (according to the definition of hymns, these would also be hymns)
- Anthems
- Songs that teach gospel principles, self-improvement, and such - like Let Us oft Speak Kind Words, and Have I Done Any Good (for our purposes, if these are included in a hymnal, file them as hymns)
- Songs included in hymnals
Acceptable Poetry:
- Poetry with the same purpose as a hymn. (It need not follow a typical poetic meter for hymns.)
- Poetry that is actually a hymn text.
- File both poetry-writers and hymn lyric writers (writers of all lyrics submitted here) under both poets and hymnists.