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Help!

Looking for something to do? You can start by looking at the list of blank pages, the list of stubs (started, but unfinished pages), or the list of pages in need of cleaning.

To keep our stubs and cleanup systems working as best it can, place {{stub}} at the very top of pages you think need more work, and {{cleanup}} at the top of pages requiring cleaning (broken links, typos, disorganization, etc.).

Other very important pages:

• Online Vendors Add to the list, or PLEASE add pages about individual vendors! Take a gander at Adagio Teas and Den's Tea to get an idea of what kinds of things you should add. If you don't add everything, make it a stub.
• wikiCHA:General disclaimer
• wikiCHA:Privacy policy

Also, a number of you have blogs. If you get a chance, please add links of your reviews to the appropriate vendor page, as well as to the individual tea's page as well.

Ground Rules for Editors

When using Chinese/Japanese words, please be sure to provide a translation or explanation. The mission of this site is to be a useful reference to people with any level of experience who are willing to explore and learn.

Similarly, please default to Western diction when possible, with traditional Eastern terms in parentheses. Our target audience is Western, and the aim is to make this site as navigable as possible for them while simultaneously teaching them traditional terminology.

Please try to make content on the wiki as objective as possible. Experience with particular teas, brands, or vendors is entirely relevant - but please link to reviews on your blog or forum thread and keep to facts on the wiki.

If you or someone else has written good content elsewhere, by all means please link it from our topic. Our goal is not to rewrite the world's prose on tea.