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If the rules prevent you from improving or maintaining Misplaced Pages, ignore them.

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References

  1. "IAR is policy, always has been" (edit summary by Jimbo Wales, August 19, 2006)
  2. "If rules make you nervous and depressed..." (rules from 2001)
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