MySims Wiki:Advertisements

What is this?
Ads advertise the custom "articles" of users. The ads we are trying to explain here are not the ones you see advertising real life companies and/or products and services. These ads appear on the front page of MySims Wiki as a small, visible image on the top right of the Wiki's main page, near the large MySims Wiki logo. A famous ad you may know is the MySims Reality! ad, first requested by Game-fanatic, the creator of MySims Reality!, as a request for more people to come read his creation.



Users that wish to have many views for their custom creations might want to have more views by advertising their work on the front page. You can ask for something to be advertised by asking Blanky, an admin and the manager of this section. However, please make sure your work matches with the criteria. Also, you should also have added lots of content already to the page before asking for it to be advertised! A request for an image made for your ad can also be asked for by talking with Blanky as well, or you can make your own ad.

Rules

 * 1) You must have an account on MySims Wiki to submit any work, or even create custom pages in the first place.
 * 2) Any user custom created page like MySims Reality! that doesn't relate to the Wiki's main content and information should have the following format: User:-creator of custom page here-/-page name here-. For example, Game-fanatic's MySims Reality! page is created with the page name User:Game-fanatic/MySims Reality!.
 * 3) As mentioned before, your custom page should already include a decent amount of content.
 * 4) Please be original with your creation.
 * 5) Don't ask for things that are "coming soon" to be advertised! Ask for it to be advertised once it's actually "came out".
 * 6) Ads must be advertising something inside MySims Wiki. We won't advertise your website or anything else outside of MySims Wiki.
 * 7) Your work must have some meaningful/interesting/decent concept to it.

Please don't be afraid to request your work to be advertised. We just wish to make a few things clear about what we don't want to avoid confusion.