Tesseract:Criteria for speedy deletion

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Appropriate cases[edit source]

Advertising and spam. Posting random websites links doesn't contribute positively to the wiki.
Pages that are filled with nonsense or gibberish. There is no point in keeping such content.
Pages containing original research or a large bias. For example, "According to a poll I conducted among my friends, the Marvel Cinematic Universe sucks." This doesn't help at all and it's personal opinion. These pages will be deleted.
Pages that are riddled with copyright violations. Taking images, lines of text, or entire pages from a website is not permitted.

Useless images that do not relate directly to Tesseract.
Personal images.
Images that do not meet a number of the guidelines outlined here, to the extent that they can't add to an article.
Upcoming update images that are now unnecessary due to the update being released.

User pages that have been created by an unregistered user or those that possess content that blatantly violates any policy (such as offensive language, scamming, copyright violation, etc.). User pages can also be deleted at the request of the author.
Useless redirects.
Redirects left behind when moving a page between different namespaces or when renaming a file, more commonly known as "move artifacts".
Pages in another language. This is an English Wiki, and content must be in English. If you wish to make an article in another language, please contribute the article to one of our sister language Wikis.
Useless or duplicated categories/templates.

Stubs, no matter how small, could one day become a lengthy article.
A page that requires cleanup. These pages are just in need of attention; they do not need to be deleted.
Vandalism. Blanking pages, adding offensive material, or inserting random words should be reverted. If a page was created with this content or did not have any legitimate content to begin with, it may be deleted.
A page that has existed for a long period of time but has not received many edits.
Images of low quality which still adequately display the subject.