Rules


 * 1) Pretty much everything on the autocreated rules page (I just left it exactly how it appeared) applies here except rule 3 from there is a bit different. You can advertise other googology wikies, just don't spam, be patient. Also don't make it sound like an "advertisement" kind of advertisement. Here is the system: when you say you made a wiki (make a blog post or something like that), you have to wait 1 day before making a new post. If that doesn't work, do another post, and you have to wait 2 days before making another post. If that doesn't work, make another post and wait 3 days. If that still doesn't work, then you probably need to go somewhere else or try a different thing.
 * 2) Make sure your stuff is on topic. This wiki is about googology, and only that. You can do googology about finite or infinite numbers, other stuff like transfinite numbers and such, set theory related and non-set theory related things, but no more than that. Your googology can involve non-googology stuff  to a limit , but don't just write about random stuff that have nothing to do with googology.
 * 3) Make your googology at least somewhat well-defined. Sure, very slightly ill-defined notations/functions are fine, but don't put stuff that makes absolutely no sense. Also, it should involve some thinking. If when you make something, it just feels like you're just typing random meaningless stuff with no thought put into it, then you probably should improve it.
 * 4) Use the correct format. For variables, you should use lower case letters and use a,b,c... as your letters. If your page uses different format, it may be edited.
 * 5) Name your things correctly. If you define a function and constantly build on it, it should be called a notation. If you don't build on it, it should be called a function. Acronyms are fine, and are preferred. You should use acronyms as much as possible, but if you can't, that's fine.
 * 6) Before joining, make sure you have a good understanding of googology. I don't want users who don't really understand googology and stuff. You don't have to know stuff like set theory, but make sure you at least know a bit of googology before joining.
 * 7) Use brain power. Googology requires a lot of brain power, so don't just make some random function/notation without thinking. You don't necessarily have to think so hard that you feel like you're about to explode, but don't not think at all. This wiki is  not  a trash googology wiki.
 * 8) Helping the wiki is encouraged. Doing things like fixing typos/mistakes on pages and stuff is very encouraged! Not saying you have to fix every single mistake on every single page every time you see one, but it is very much encouraged. If a page is protected so that only admins can edit it or something and there's a mistake, let the wiki know, and it will get fixed sooner or later.
 * 9) Have fun! Make sure to have fun when going on here. All users should be googologists that enjoy googology, and don't just do it because they think they need to for some reason.
 * 10) Do I really need to say this?! Make sure to follow all the rules above.

Just to clarify, you  don't  need to make your pages as blog posts!

' If you have just become an admin, or for some reason want to know the rules that only apply to admins, read this. '