Board Thread:Support Requests - Getting Technical/@comment-32092932-20191217002635/@comment-9605025-20191217162932

In that case, I would suggest removing the "official wiki" portion of the wordmark. "Official" is not a status wikis can just grant to themselves. It typically requires an actual affiliation with or recognition as such from a party involved in the creation or distribution of the item or concept that is the topic of the wiki. Furthermore, the specific image you guys have included in your wordmark is specifically used for an actual official partner program that FANDOM runs. Two examples of an official wiki would be the Gamepedia Minecraft wiki (Gamepedia and FANDOM are both owned by Wikia) and the Pokemon Planet wiki. Examples of unofficial yet large/popular wikis would be the YouTube wiki and the Yu-Gi-Oh! wiki.