Information:FAQ/Readers

This FAQ page addresses some concerns and questions readers may have about BattleIntelligence.

Who writes BattleIntelligence?

BattleIntelligence is written and edited by volunteers from around the world. If you wish to help, you can start by visiting our help pages.

How do I access BattleIntelligence?

It is possible to access BattleIntelligence with several different methods, including options for older devices and modern apps for various platforms.

Is BattleIntelligence censored?

BattleIntelligence is not censored. The community of BattleIntelligence editors determine what text and images are displayed, so there may be material that offends some people.

How do I search BattleIntelligence?

There is a search box in the upper-right corner of the screen, with the word "Search" in it. Just type what you are looking for into the search box and press ↵ Enter.

May I mirror entire sections of the BattleIntelligence to my site? How much may I quote?

Yes, you may mirror or quote the text as much as you wish, as long as you fulfill the requirements of the GNU Free Documentation License. See BattleIntelligence:Copyrights.

If I link a word from my site to BattleIntelligence, am I required to use the GNU FDL for my site?

No. Linking is not an act regulated by copyright.

What if I use a small quote (three or four sentences)?

This may be covered by the fair use doctrine, but use caution.

What if I quote entire articles?

Check with your lawyer, or just put the site under the GNU FDL. However, Editors try to assume good faith, so minor copyright violations are unlikely to result in a lawsuit.

Can I get BattleIntelligence on CD, or download it for offline use?

User:Nicjansma is working on a project to allow offline use of the Wiki via ZIM format.

Keep an eye on BattleIntelligence:Offline_Cache for more details.

What should I do when I find an error in BattleIntelligence?

You should correct it. BattleIntelligence is written by volunteers who believe knowledge should be free for everyone, and the community is always ready to welcome new volunteers.

Because BattleIntelligence is an all-volunteer project that anyone can edit, errors or omissions can and do creep in. This should be kept in mind when reading; the very nature of BattleIntelligence means it should not be trusted completely. Articles frequently contain citations of authoritative works where a reader can verify the information found.

If you see that something can't be right but are not sure what the correct information is, you can signal the problem on the article's talk page: click the tab labeled "talk" on the top of the page, and next click the tab "new section".

Why do I see advertisements in BattleIntelligence?

Please see the BattleIntelligence:Support page for more details.

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