<p>I'm working on writing a few articles for the
Town of Salem Wiki, but their policy is that you cannot analyze or discuss a part of the game (specifically called Forum Mafia) while it is being played. The game is theoretically supposed to be self-contained. The normal version of the game is corrupted by skype cheaters so they have a very strict policy against discussion of the game. I'm trying to make a template that will reflect this, and here's what I have:
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Shh!!!
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<p>This section or article is about a current episode of Forum Mafia. Episodes are not to be discussed outside of the forum until the episode is completely over. Please refrain from adding subjective or analytical information at this time.
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</td></tr></table><p>I'm worried that the words "subjective or analytical" are too vague to cover what information shouldn't be added. The game is about lying and deception so speech by players should not be posted or summarized. The only thing that is allowed until the game is complete is information from game moderators (such as who died, their role, what day it is, etc). I want to explain this in a few words instead of a whole paragraph.
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