Editing Wiki articles is encouraged among readers as it improves the quality of the content and increases the integrity and professionalism of the site. However, users are asked to remember certain guidelines of courtesy and fairness before using the delete key too liberally.

Grammatical and spelling errors
Simple errors in spelling, punctuation and usage can be fixed without special consideration. As long as the style conforms to AP or MLA standards and is consistent within the single article, it should not be considered incorrect. However, be wary when "correcting" usage, style, or differences in spelling arising from differences between English-speaking countries (e.g. American English vs. British English).

In regards to spelling, please maintain consistency if you add to an article which includes a disputed word. Use the spelling provided by the original author, or if you must change a word out of preference, change all occurences of the word in the article. For common words, American idioms are preferred, though a neutral term will generally exist and be most preferred. For example, a dispute over the use of "Gasoline" vs. "Petrol" can be settled by use of the more general term: "Fuel".

Editing for clarity
If the problem is stylistic, but results in a lack of clarity or readability, users are encouraged to rephrase material in a more understandable manner. When rephrasing material, it is important that the user try to preserve as much of the original information as possible. If you notice an entry that requires significant edits to make it more readable and you do not have the time or interest to make the changes, please feel free notify the NuWire editorial staff.

Inaccurate information
Information which is indisputably inaccurate should be removed or corrected immediately. If there is dispute or concern about information, or if it comes from heavily biased or illegitimate sources, the content should be flagged accordingly. This is why citation is important when adding content, as it allows readers and editors to quickly verify information when there is a dispute concerning its accuracy.

Broken links and citation errors
When a source is incorrect or a link directs to a page that no longer exists, you may attempt to correct it. This can be a time-consuming process, and it may be best to simply report it to the NuWire editorial staff, who can then correct the source or provide a new one verifying the information.