Fortnite Esports Wiki:Community/FAQ

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Why isn't there a page about my favorite team/player/personality?
 * There could be a couple reasons:
 * This person or team does not meet our notability guidelines. In this case, we won't create a page for them unless they meet those guidelines in the future.
 * We don't have enough information about the team or person to make a page for them. If you have info about the team or player, you can make the page yourself! Or, if you know the person or someone on the team, have them contact us and we can give them a survey to fill out; we'll make a page based off that info.
 * We overlooked making a page for them. Sorry! If you think this is the case, let us know. Or, you could make it yourself!

'''This page isn't up-to-date or isn't well-written or is wrong or has another problem. What do I do?'''
 * Again, you can always contact us about a page that needs an edit by tweeting at us. Or you can update the page yourself! Some pages, like tournament scoreboards or picks and bans, might be a bit confusing to edit. If you're unsure what to do, let us know that you were interested in editing a page but couldn't figure out how to. We're in the process of creating several tutorials to help you out, so we'll try to add one for whatever it is that you couldn't figure out.

How do I find a page I'm looking for?
 * There's a bunch of different ways to find pages on the wiki!
 * Featured Leagues on the front page (useful for navigating to current major events and teams)
 * Navboxes on individual pages (useful for navigating to other pages of similar types - e.g. other seasons of a league, players on a team, or teammates of a player)
 * Tabs across the tops of pages
 * Internal search - even though in the past this hasn't necessarily been useful, we're working on making it more useful by creating redirects from frequently-searched terms to the pages they should land on
 * The side bar! There are a bunch of useful links under the "Portals" category.

Why do you list country of birth instead of nationality or country of residence?
 * Country of Birth (CoB) vs nationality vs country of residence (CoR) is actually a discussion that comes up a bunch - the main reasons to choose CoB only are:
 * CoB is a factual statement. Either a person was born in a country, or he wasn't; there's no matter of opinion on the matter
 * CoB is something we can obtain without direct contact to the player, unlike nationality, where as I described above, it can be subjective and depend on what the player wants. (If a player grows up in Germany and moves to the US when he's 9, is he German or American? What if he moves when he's 7?)
 * If we list multiple nationalities, where do we draw the line? Is it just a laundry list of all countries a player has ever lived in? Additionally this list can be difficult to obtain, especially if there are more than 3 countries that he's lived in for long periods of time.
 * CoB isn't something that people can question without factual evidence. Say a player says onstream once that he's an American, but in another interview that he was German? Or if we can't get in contact with the player at all and he has never mentioned it, what do we put if we're not certain?
 * CoR can also be hard to define, for example if a player lives in Canada and spends the offseason there but plays LCS in the US most of the year - do they live in Canada or the United States?
 * Listing different options is inconsistent and is likely to cause even more confusion; additionally, the choice to say we aren't certain enough to list a nationality could be cause for even more complaint/confusion/ambiguity (how many times does a player have to say something on stream? What if the VOD is deleted? etc - it could become extremely difficult to verify edits in outlier cases).

Editing
'''I can't edit! What's going on??'''
 * First of all, note that unless you are specifically granted Editor permissions, all of your edits will need to be accepted by a staff member before they go live. This is to reduce spam / vandalism. So if you are able to edit a page and then save it, it's probably working exactly as intended -- just check back in a bit to see if your edit was accepted.
 * If you can't even click the "Edit" button, make sure you're logged in. It's also possible (but unlikely) that your IP address has been banned from making edits if someone at your IP was repeatedly making malicious edits. If you suspect this might be the case, please contact us!

'''I edited the page. Why isn't it showing up?'''
 * As a vandalism counter-measure, we have an approval system for page edits. When you edit a page, you can see the changes yourself, but for your edit to go live for everyone, it must be accepted by a staff member. Once it's accepted, everyone will be able to see it.

Why wasn't my edit accepted?
 * First, make sure your edit was actually correct. Maybe you had a typo? If your edit was definitely correct, try resubmitting with an explanation of what you were changing and why in the summary. If you've done that and you've waited at least 24 hours and it's still not accepted, then please contact us. Include your account name and a link to the page you were attempting to edit.

'''There's a change I need to make, but I can't figure out how. What do I do?'''
 * Check out our page on editing here. There are a lot of MediaWiki tutorials available, and our staff are always willing to help out!
 * If you really can't figure it out, you can either contact us or add an ambox to the page. Adding amboxes is really easy -- all you have to do is type cleanup or the syntax corresponding to the appropriate ambox at the top of the page. (Click Edit With Form and then type the ambox syntax at the top of the text box at the bottom of the form page.)

'''I added a link to an external page, but it's not working. How come?'''
 * Did you add " http:// " at the beginning? If not, the link won't work. You can also refer to our tutorial.