Baka-Tsuki:Contributor Agreement
By contributing fan translations, edits, or services to Baka-Tsuki or any of its associated subdivisions, you agree to follow these rules.
If you fail to comply to these rules, you may be banned or suspended without warning from Baka-Tsuki and/or any of its associated community spaces. Wiki Supervisors and Community Supervisors reserve the right to judge and penalize violations of rules however they see fit.
Please note if a situation arises where moderators feel the spirit of the rules are being broken or abused, moderators may take punitive action on the offender(s).
General Rules
- All the General Behavior Rules stated in the Reader Agreement still apply.
- Please review the Reader Agreement for further details.
- Under no circumstances would you submit works that are licensed in the country the server (USA) and/or the submitter is located in.
- If you aren't sure about the licensing status of your Project, check with a Wiki Supervisor.
- Under no circumstances would you submit translated works (or links to translated works) copied directly from an unauthorized source.
- Do not submit any translation that is not your own work, UNLESS:
- You have written permission from the original translator. In this situation, you should refer to these guidelines: Submitting External Works with Permission.
- Ettiquette
- It is strongly recommended that you register an account on the Wiki.
- It is considered good courtesy to contact the Project Supervisor and other active members of a project prior to making major contributions.
- Respect the decisions and choices of the Project Supervisor for your project. Adhere to their guidelines.
Translator Rules
- Refer to the Translator's Guide for further references
Registration Page
Each project contains a Registration Page that lists all known chapters, and marks which translators have claimed portions for their work.
- You are required to register which chapters you wish to work on.
- Registration is on a First Come, First Serve basis.
- Maximum number of translators per volume is two, unless the volume is a collection of smaller stories.
- Translators may not register for more than one entire volume of chapters simultaneously within each project.
The Registration page is not a binding contract, and translators are encouraged to negotiate between themselves which portions to register for.
- If an apparently inactive translator occupies a registration slot that you want, contact them and the Project Supervisor. If he/she does not respond in two weeks and the Project Supervisor does not protest, assume the reservation is expired.
- Note that the Project Supervisors have the authority to override these rules (e.g. the 2 translators per volume rule) in special cases for their projects.
Protocol When Translation of a Complete Chapter is Completed
- Add the text: "
- Completed
" next to your name in the Registration Page - Add your update to the Update Log found on the Project Page of every project.
- Add the text: "
Protocol For Incomplete Translations
- It is highly recommended that you add an incomplete template if you upload an incomplete translation. Here is the recommended template: Template:Incomplete