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The '''90/10 rule''' is a rule designed encourage edits to our encyclopedia articles and essays. The 90/10 rule discourages editors from spending 90% of one's time complaining, carping, cutting people down and forming cabals at Conservapedia - and only 10% actively helping to craft good encyclopedia articles. The rule is applied to a person's edits as a whole and not smaller periods of editing. For example, if an editor has a history of productive editing and they are editing talk pages to improve articles or make various improvements to Conservapedia, the 90/10 rule will not be applied to editors.  

The [[Conservapedia:90/10 rule|90/10]] rule is a rule designed encourage edits to our encyclopedia articles, essays and debates. The 90/10 rule discourages editors from spending 90% of one's time complaining, carping, cutting people down and forming cabals at Conservapedia - and only 10% actively helping to craft good encyclopedia articles. The rule is applied to a person's edits as a whole and not smaller periods of editing. For example, if an editor has a history of productive editing and they are editing talk pages to improve articles or make various improvements to Conservapedia, the 90/10 rule will not be applied to editors.  

This rule is also designed to help productive writers so they are not unnecesary hindered by groundless complaints, specious arguments, etcetera.  

This rule is also designed to help productive writers so they are not unnecesary hindered by groundless complaints, specious arguments, etcetera.